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Lot 114
Very large quantity (180+) of original, colour BUS NEGATIVES (copyright included) of Greater Manchester and SELNEC buses taken in 1969/70 by noted transport photographer Andrew Bronn. Very good-quality, in-service shots taken in sunny or bright conditions on Kodak 28mm (size 126) film. A sample selection is pictured. [180+]
Lot 329
Large quantity (100+) of 4cm square, mainly Kodak, original 1960s-early 1970s COLOUR SLIDES of London buses (RT, RM, RF, RLH, GS etc) taken by noted photographer, the late Colin Brown, in his younger days. Many are very good quality, sunny ,in-service shots, others are somewhat dark or are cropped. A proportion are of buses with subsequent owners including some from the early preservation scene. Unsorted, no captions. Copyright passes to the purchaser. A random selection is depicted. [100+]
Lot 388
Quantity of vintage cameras and accessories to include Halina Paulette camera, Zeiss Ikon, Contina Prontor-SVS, Kodak Brownie 127, Fujifilm fotonex 101ix, Kodak Kodex, Canon Sure Shot EX, Kodak 77x instamatic, binoculars, view-master and viewing slides, Sinclair Cambridge universal calculator together with Eagle viewer, Minicine still film examples, a vintage rubber Minibrix set and Kay Chemistry set
Lot 402
Mexiko - - Getrude Duby-Blom. (1901 Wimmis, Schweiz - 1993 San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexiko). 17 original s/w Photographien. Um 1982. Je Silbergelatineabzug auf Kodak Photopapier. Maße von 24 x 23,5 cm bis 28,9 x 18,7 cm. Punktuell montiert auf modernen Tafeln, lose in einer schwarzen Leinenmappe. Je verso mit Photographenstempel mit der Studioadresse. Vereinzelt wenige Arbeit mit leichten, oberflächlichen Kratzern. Insgesamt sehr gut. Prachtvolle, nuancierte und klare Abzüge. - Seltene Serie alter Photographien über mexikanische Ureinwohner der Schweizer Sozialanthropologin und Dokumentarfotografin, die fünf Jahrzehnte lang die Kulturen der indigenen Maya im Dschungelhochland von Chiapas, Mexiko, und insbesondere die Kultur der Lacandon Maya dokumentierte. Die Landschaften und Porträts zeigen das kulturelle, anthropologische und ökonomische Umfeld, in dem Einzelne und Gruppen der indigenen Maya leben. - Duby-Blom wurde in den späten 1920er Jahren zu einer politischen Aktivistin und entwickelte ein Interesse an Journalismus und Politik. Sie reiste durch Europa, um sich im Namen der Sozialistischen Partei antifaschistisch engagieren. Im Rahmen desen schloss sie sich der internationalen Bewegung gegen Hitlerdeutschland an. Nachdem Blom 1939 verhaftet und in die Schweiz deportiert worden war, wurde sie überraschenderweise feigelassen. Sie schloss sich der Massenauswanderung von Pazifisten, Kommunisten, Arbeiterführern, Künstlern und Juden an und emigriete nach Mexiko. Im Jahr 1943 erhielt sie vom Gouverneur des Bundesstaates Chiapas die Erlaubnis, an einer Regierungsexpedition in die damals abgelegene Lakandonische Dschungelregion nahe der Grenze zu Guatemala teilzunehmen, die sie zu dokumentieren begann. In den frühen 1970er Jahren beunruhigte sie zunehmend die systematische Abholzung von La Selva Lacandona durch Holzfäller, eingewanderte Siedler, die Erdölindustrie und die mexikanische Regierung. Blom beschloss, ihre Stimme zu erheben, und wurde so zu einer der ersten Umweltaktivistinnen des 20. Jahrhunderts. Jahrhunderts. Sie unternahm Vortragsreisen mit Diavorträgen über ihre Dokumentarfotos und reiste durch Mexiko, die Vereinigten Staaten, Deutschland und die Schweiz, um auf die irreparablen Schäden des Urwaldes aufmerksam zu machen. 17 original b/w photographs. Each silver gelatin print on Kodak photographic paper. Spot-mounted to boards, loose in a black linen folder. Each with photographer's stamp with studio address on the verso. - Occasional few works with light, superficial scratches. Overall very good. Splendid, nuanced and clear impressions.- Rare series of old photographs of indigenous Mexicans by the Swiss social anthropologist and documentary photographer, who spent five decades documenting the cultures of the indigenous Maya in the jungle highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, and in particular the culture of the Lacandon Maya. The landscapes and portraits show the cultural, anthropological and economic environment in which individuals and groups of the indigenous Maya live. - Duby-Blom became a political activist in the late 1920s and developed an interest in journalism and politics. She travelled throughout Europe to engage in anti-fascist activities on behalf of the Socialist Party. As part of this, she joined the international movement against Hitler's Germany. After Blom was arrested in 1939 and deported to Switzerland, she was surprisingly released. She joined the mass emigration of pacifists, communists, labour leaders, artists and Jews and emigrated to Mexico. In 1943, she received permission from the governor of the state of Chiapas to take part in a government expedition to the then remote Lacandon jungle region near the border with Guatemala, which she began to document. In the early 1970s, she became increasingly concerned about the systematic deforestation of La Selva Lacandona by loggers, immigrant settlers, the oil industry and the Mexican government. Blom decided to speak out and became one of the first environmental activists of the 20th century. She lived into the twentieth century. She undertook lecture tours with slide shows of her documentary photographs and travelled through Mexico, the United States, Germany and Switzerland to draw attention to the irreparable damage to the jungle.
Lot 222
Punk/New Wave/Indie - 11 x 7" Single Records: The Cravats - Of The Beach, Models - Freeze, Au Pairs - You, The Mekons - Where Were You, Eyeless in Gaza - Kodak Ghosts Run Amok, Veil Like Calm, The Chefs - The Chefs, 24 Hours, Cabaret Voltaire - Nag Nag Nag, The Dark - Einstein's Brain, Delta 5 - Shadow (No Pic Sleeve) and The Monochrome Set - The Monochrome Set. (11)
Lot 279
Collection Of Vintage Cameras. 2x No.1 pocket kodak cameras, Kodak brownie flash B, brownie six-20, brownie dakon shutter, Coronet f-20, brownie reflex synchro model, Ilford sportsman vario, Zeiss ikon kl10, Retinette 1B (prontor 500 lk), Polaroid 635 & flash and Agfa tele 2008 & flash. Also a Sigma AF 75-300mm f4.5 lens. ALL ITEMS UNTESTED.
Lot 455
ONE BOX AND LOOSE CAMERAS AND ACCESSORIES to include a Minolta XD-5 fitted with a 50mm 1:17mm lens, a cased Rokkor-X 135mm 1:28 lens, cleaning supplies, two Ilford plus black and white film, assorted lenses all within a leather carry case, a Minolta Dynax 500si Super fitted with a 28-80mm 1:4-5.6 lens, a Cosina 100-300mm lens, a Sony Cybershot camera, Sanyo VM-D6P video recorder (significant damage to microphone) with black cassettes, a macro 85-210 F3:8 Sun MC Auto Zoom lens, a Kodak Instamatic camera (appears in poor condition), a Minolta XG-1 fitted with an auto Super Paragon PMC 1:2:8 lens, a group of assorted supplies (1 box and loose) (s.d/all untested)
Lot 342
THREE BOXES AND LOOSE BOOKS, CAMERAS AND SUNDRIES, to include an EXA-1a vintage camera, a Yashica J 3040451 camera, a West German Zeiss-Ikon Nettar camera with brown leather case, a Kodak Brownie 127 camera, together with a FAB.208 1971 album, Star Trek annual 1974, The Professionals annual 1983, Mickey Mouse 1945 annual, approximately fifteen L.P records, artists include 1964 The Kinks 'Well Respected Kinks' (missing sleeve), 'Top of The Pops 1969, 1972, Hot Hits 1971, New Chartbusters 1968, Soul Hits 1972, etc. (s.d) (3 boxes + loose)
Lot 121
TWELVE BOXED DIE CASE VEHICLES, to include two Dinky 943 Leyland octopus Esso tankers, Atlas Dinky 111 Triumph TR2, Atlas Dinky 480 Bedford Kodak 10cwt van, Atlas Dinky Morris Mini traveller, Dinky 1950 Ford 10cwt van, four Corgi vehicles to include two 96685 Jaguar Staffordshire police, 96951 Morris Mini police van, 98121 E Type Jaguar, two Classic sports cars - MGB Roadster and Aston Martin DB5
Lot 504
GEORGE WALTON (1867 - 1933) 'BRUSSELS' ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1900 mahogany, with penwork and marquetry inlay, close nailed upholstered seat 62.5cm wide, 122cm high, 50cm deep Literature: Moon K. George Walton, White Cockade 1993, p.104, pl. 137, illus.Note: Designed for the Kodak showrooms in Brussels, this elegant armchair sees Walton subvert traditional style of country seating furniture. Inspired by the form of the ‘fiddle-back’ chair, Walton elongates the back as the curved top rail meets the open arms in a manner similar to late 18th century methods of furniture construction. Later exhibited in Glasgow at the 1901 International Exhibition, the iconic ‘Brussels’ armchair exemplifies Walton’s radical approach to furniture design.
Lot 313
A set of seven original photographs (each 4x6") by Leslie Bryce depicting The Beatles relaxing around a pool and also in a spoof performance of a 'Midsummer Night's Dream'. These prints were originally used in a display at Kodak HQ, London c mid 1960s. Framed to overall size 44.5x59.5cm. Originally sold at Christie's as part of lot 72, 25th May 1995. Purchased from MEM.
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