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Lot 201
Hewett. Jungle Trails in Northern India first edition half-title 2 folding maps later half morocco g.e. rubbed darkened 1902 § Glasfurd (Capt. A.I.R.) Rifle and Romance in the Indian Jungle plates some foxing later half calf rubbed 1905 § Wray (Lt.-Col. J. W.) With Rifle and Spear plates some spotting original cloth 1925 § Chaudhuri (K. N.) Sport in Jheel and Jungle plates browned ink name on half-title original cloth with mounted colour illustration rubbed spine faded Calcutta 1918; and 2 others big game 8vo & 4to (6)
Lot 537
An Armand Marseille Dream Baby doll no 351 with bisque head, closing eyes and open mouth showing two bottom teeth, five piece composite body and limbs, dressed in fine white dress and under skirt with pink lace trimmed all in one under clothes. Marks to head AM Germany 351 4 1/2 K, 40cm long.
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Lot 211
[Books]. Harvey, Chris. M.G. & Austin-Healey Spridgets, Oxford Illustrated Press, Sparkford 1983. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Slavin, K. & J., & Mackie, G.N. Land Rover. The Unbeatable 4 x 4, second edition reprint, Foulis, Sparkford 1987. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Irving, Phil. Rich Mixture. A Motorcycle Miscellany, first British edition, Vincent Publishing 1977. Cloth, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; and a further thirty assorted works of motoring and motor-cycling interest; together with two small-format photograph albums, (35). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 101
Coysh, A. W. & Henrywood, R. K. The Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery, two volumes, Woodbridge The Antique Collectors Club, 1982/1989. Dust wrappers, quarto, plus Godden, Geoffrey. Caughley and Worcester Porcelain 1775-1800, limited edition 571/1500, Woodbridge The Antique Collectors Club, 1981. Dust wrapper, octavo, plus other volumes relating to ceramics. (quantity) Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
Lot 202
HEPBURN KATHARINE: (1907-2003) American Actress, Academy Award winner. Typically brief T.L.S., K. Hepburn, one page, 8vo, n.p. (New York), 25th March 1993, to Rosemarie Pelozi, thanking her for her nice note. Accompanied by the original envelope. Together with a small selection of concert programmes signed by various classical musicians including Eileen Joyce, Jose Iturbi, Malcolm Sargent, Toti Dal Monte, Benno Moiseiwitsch etc. Some light age wear, G to about VG, 8
Lot 339
GEIGER HANS: (1882-1945) German Physicist, inventor of the Geiger counter. The physicist is also known for the Geiger-Marsden experiment which discovered the atomic nucleus, 1909. Rare T.L.S., H. Geiger, on one side of a postcard, Tubingen, 24th December 1929, to the firm of K. Selmayr, in German. Geiger writes a brief letter ordering a `basic series of glass grillwork with spheres`. VG
Lot 457
ROWLING J. K.: (1965- ) British Author of the Harry Potter books. Signed colour 7.5 x 9.5 reproduction of an artist`s illustration depicting Harry Potter and several other characters. Signed in bold black ink with her name alone across a clear area of the image. Matted in ivory alongside a copy of a T.L.S. by Rowling`s Personal Assistant, sending `the Harry Potter cards all signed by J K Rowling to be used for your find raising`, 29th April 2002. Framed and glazed in a wooden frame to an overall size of 21 x 14.5 VG
Lot 525
NOBEL PRIZE: Selection of signed pieces, cards, signed First Day Covers etc., by various Nobel Prize winners for Peace and Economics, including Austen Chamberlain, Norman Angell, Philip Noel Baker, Sean MacBride, Desmond Tutu, Lester Pearson, Paul Samuelson, Milton Friedman, J. K. Galbraith, Norman Borlaug, Rene Cassin etc. Some light age wear, generally G, 17
Lot 641
GANDHI MAHATMA: (1869-1948) Indian Political and Spiritual Leader during the Indian Independence Movement. Good A.L.S., M K Gandhi, two pages, 8vo, n.p., 10th April 1924, to `Dear Friend` (Ernest Edwin Speight), in pencil. Gandhi thanks his correspondent for having sent him `those few beautiful lines` and continues `It is indeed literally true that in my humble way I am fighting Englishmen`s battles. I regard myself as their true friend, because I am applying in my thoughts & conduct about them the same rule I have applied & am still applying in respect of those who are nearest & dearest to me.` A letter of fine content. VG. Gandhi had been released from prison two months earlier, in February 1922, after serving two years of a year six year sentence following his arrest and trial for sedition.
Lot 642
GANDHI MAHATMA: (1869-1948) Indian Political and Spiritual Leader during the Indian Independence Movement. A.L.S., M K Gandhi, on one side of a postcard, n.p., 12th June 1940, to [Ernest Edwin] Speight. Gandhi thanks his correspondent for some books and comments `You are quite right in resuming your old occupation.` Addressed in Gandhi`s hand to the verso. One slight vertical crease to the centre, only just affecting the text but not signature. About VG.
Lot 654
WORLD LEADERS: Selection of signed cards, a few signed photographs of various sizes, some T.Ls.S. etc. by various heads of state, politicians and ambassadors etc. from the Far East, including George Yeh, V. K. Wellington-Koo, King Norodom Sihanouk, Nguyen van Thiem, Emperor Bao Dai, Hiroshi Oshima etc. The majority of cards have neat calligraphic annotations by the collector at the head and foot and most are accompanied by covering letters from secretaries. G to VG, 96
Lot 680
SLAYTON DONALD K.: (1924-1993) American Astronaut, one of the original Mercury Seven. Vintage signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of Slayton in a full length pose climbing into the cockpit of his aircraft. Signed in blue ink across a light area at the head of the image, `Best wishes to Lionel Aucoin-Donald K. Slayton, Mercury Astronaut`. Together with a signed First Day Cover and large commemorative stamp by the astronaut and moon walker Alan Bean. VG, 3
Lot 693
SHERMAN WILLIAM T.: (1820-1891) American General in the Union Army during the American Civil War. A.L.S., W. T. Sherman, General, four pages, 8vo, Washington D.C., 11th July 1870, to Mrs. Julia K. Fish, on the printed stationery of the Headquarters, Army of the United States. Sherman announces with pleasure `that the President has at last resolved to promote Capt. Turnbull` and continues `though to be frank I must say that he owes nothing to me in this result: for I regarded the case as involving the Existence of the Artillery School at Fortress Monroe. If this school cannot enforce study and attention it cannot long survive. Now the only means it has to compel attention to the Course of Study is to deny promotion and advancement to those who fall short of its requirements. This case was a test one -- for all realised the claim and influence of the family. And if the Rule cannot be enforced against a favourite, it surely should not as against a poor fellow, with no such influences or opportunities.` The General further adds that Turnbull`s case `was one that concerned the whole body of Artillery officers, for it will surely result in the downfall of that School, which has no force or utility unless it has the Sanction of Authority.` VG. Fort Monroe, in Virginia, was named in honour of American President James Monroe and during the American Civil War remained in Union hands. Former Confederate President Jefferson Davis was imprisoned there in the late 1860s. Today Fort Monroe serves as an active military installation and has become a popular historical site.
Lot 96
An interesting WWII photograph album compiled by T/223261 Driver K Bloor (65 Company RASC, 7th Armoured Division), with photographs of Egypt, Syria, Burma including Burmese, Chinese and British Troops, India, Italy, various warships etc, also photographs of K Bloor, a letter granting seven days special leave dated September 1941, German propaganda leaflet etc.
Lot 152
A collection of military uniforms, comprising 1945 pattern Yorkshire & Lancashire service dress with cap and Sam Browne (H K Whitfield); Home Guard 1st 1938/9 pattern battledress blouse (Lt W Schott, Rotherham Home Guard who coxed in pre-WW2 Boat Race; ATS jacket with flash denoting AA command; RAOC 1940 pattern jacket & cap (Pte.G Butcher) and a Royal Navy deck suit with HMS Fife cap (5).
Lot 536
Sabin (Arthur K.) Christmas 1914 one of 300 copies woodcut device original wrappers Sheen 1914 FitzGerald (Martin) Shambles signed by the author original cloth Amersham 1917 Martin (Walter W.) Further Musings in France inscribed by the author with typescript signed poem by him loosely inserted (damaged) original cloth Le Havre [1918] Laxton (E.Faulkner) Memories of the Great War... original gilt boards & dust-jacket Ipswich 1929 first editions; and 24 others WW1 Poetry mostly provincial imprints 8vo(28)
Lot 552
[Amis (K)] "Robert Markham". Colonel Sun small closed tear to foot of jacket 1968 Gardner (John) Licence Renewed 1981; For Special services 1982; Icebreaker 1983; Role of Honour 1984; Nobody Lives Forever 1986; No Deal Mr. Bond 1987 first editions original boards dust-jackets; and 14 others Fleming all but Octopussy reprints 8vo(21)
Lot 618
Scalextric: C73 Porsche (lacks nose-cone, number roundels detached), C72 BRM, yellow C54 Lotus, blue C64 Cooper within a Set 50 box with throttles and fencing, A212 Start/Finish Banner, F303 Starter on Rostrum, F304 (six) Mechanics and Drivers and K/701 (part) Racing Pit in original boxes, track, varying condition
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