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Lot 977
Children's Literature. Rowling, J. K. - Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. London: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 1997. First edition, first impression. Paperback. With complete number line 10-1 and 'Joanne Rowling' on copyright page. With '1 Wand' printed twice on page 53. Appears Signed on half-title (NO accurate provenance, please contact for details). Former owner's juvenile name and date in pencil to dedication page. Covers creased with edge wear. A 'good' copy only.CONDITION REPORT - VENDOR HAS NO KNOWLEDGE OF WHERE IT WAS SIGNED, BUT CLAIMS TO HAVE PURCHASED IT IN 1999 (WITH SIGNITURE PRESENT) CONDITION RPEORT AS PER CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION - COVERS CREASED AND DOGEARED WITH SLIGHT EDGE WEAR. SMALL HOLE TO TOP OF HALF TITLE. PENCIL INSCRIPTION TO DEDICATION PAGE OTHERWISE GOOD INTERNALLY.
Lot 382
A lady's 18 carat gold pocket watch, the case with foliate and floral engraving, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, matched gold hands, Swiss made stem-wind cylinder escapement movement, total weight 27.8g Condition: Inner dust cover stamped 18 K, winds, but not running, no dents to the case, diameter 32 mm, watch glass is a plastic replacement. This lot must be paid for and collected (or despatched) no later than close of business on Tuesday
Lot 445
A WW1 Royal Navy ‘drowning casualty’ medal trio group to Stoker Griggs. 1914/15 Star, impressed named K. 21050 C. R. GRIGGS. STO. 1. R.N.; War Medal & Victory Medal, impressed named K. 21050 C. R. GRIGGS. STO. 1. R.N. Medals court mounted for display. Charles Reginald Griggs was born at Herne Bay, Kent on 16 June 1895 and joined the Royal Navy in October 1913. He also served as a Stoker and commenced the war aboard the pre-dreadnought battleship H.M.S. Vengeance. After a brief spell at Pembroke II, he next joined the Mars, then acting as a troopship in the Dardanelles. Sadly, however, Charles was drowned at Alexandria whilst on leave on 4 December 1915. He is buried at Alexandria (Chatby) Military and War Memorial Cemetery; sold with copied service record.
Lot 447
WW1 British Royal Navy ‘mine explosion’ casualty medals and Memorial Plaque group to Able Seaman K. R. Binns, who was killed as a result of the utter destruction of H.M.S. Princess Irene, due to an internal explosion, of which he was serving on the 27th May 1915. Binns, along with the entire ship’s crew, dockyard workers & civilians, numbering 352 people who were killed, marked one of the most lethal civilian based maritime disasters of the First World War. 1914-15 Star, impressed named S. S. 761, K.R BINNS, A.B., R.N.; British War Medal, impressed named SS.761 K.R. BINNS. A.B. R.N.; Victory Medal unnamed & Memorial Plaque, named to KIRK RAWNSLEY BINNS. Comes with copy of rolls, Navy service records, newspaper articles and basic research on disaster. Kirk Rawnsley Binns was born on the 7/7/1886 in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. He enlisted 9/8/1904. On the 27/5/1915, he was serving aboard H.M.S. Princess Irene when the ship suddenly blew up in Saltpan Reach, on the Medway Estuary in Kent, with the loss of some 352 people. (Entire crew of 273 Officers and men of the ship, 76 dockside workers and 3 civilians). A Court of Inquiry was held into the loss of Princess Irene, with evidence given that priming of the mines was being carried out hurriedly and by untrained personnel. Binns is commemorated on the East wall of the nave, Holy Cross Church, Scopwick, North Kesteven, Lincolnshire as well as the Chatham Naval Memorial. The fate of H.M.S. Princess Irene In May 1915, Princess Irene was moored in Saltpan Reach, on the Medway Estuary in Kent between Port Victoria and Sheerness, being loaded with mines in preparation for deployment on a minelaying mission. At 11:14 a.m. on 27th May, she exploded and disintegrated. A column of flame 300 feet (100 m) high was followed a few seconds later by another of similar height and a pall of smoke hung over the spot where Princess Irene had been, reaching to 1,200 feet (400 m). Two barges laying alongside her were also destroyed. The explosion was larger than that which had destroyed H.M.S. Bulwark in the Medway six months earlier, although the loss of life was less. A total of 352 people were killed, including 273 officers and men, and 76 dockyard workers who were on board Princess Irene. On the Isle of Grain, a girl of nine was killed by flying debris, and a farmhand died of shock. A collier half a mile (800 m) away had its crane blown off its mountings. A part of one of Princess Irene's boilers landed on the ship; a man working on the ship died from injuries sustained when he was struck by a piece of metal weighing 70 pounds (32 kg). Wreckage was flung up to 20 miles (32 km) away, with people near Sittingbourne being injured by flying debris, some of which landed in Bredhurst. Severed heads were found at Hartlip and on the Isle of Grain. A case of butter landed at Rainham, 6 miles (10 km) away. A 10-ton (10,160 kg) section of the ship landed on the Isle of Grain. The Admiralty's oil storage tanks there were damaged. The sole survivor from Princess Irene was a stoker, who suffered severe burns. Three of her crew had a lucky escape as they were ashore at the time. The victims whose bodies were recovered were buried at Woodlands Road Cemetery, Gillingham. A memorial service for the victims was held at the Dockyard Church, Sheerness on 1/6/1915. It was led by Randall Davidson, the Archbishop of Canterbury. Inquests were held on two victims of the disaster. The coroner stated that he did not intend to hold an inquest for any other victim unless there were exceptional circumstances that warranted it. A Court of Inquiry was held into the loss of Princess Irene. Evidence was given that priming of the mines was being carried out hurriedly and by untrained personnel. A faulty primer was blamed for the explosion. Following the loss of H.M.S. Natal on 30.12/1915 and H.M.S. Vanguard on 9/7/1917, both caused by internal explosions,
Lot 496
WW2 Australian Army medal group to Trooper Kevin Kelly, 2/10th Commando Squadron. 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star, War Medal, Australian Service Medal 1939-45 & Australian Service Medal 1945-75, 1 clasp PNG. Medals impressed named NX103686 K. KELLY. Comes with ‘mostly unsung’ service summary. Kevin Kelly was born 14/5/1922 in Wyalong, N.S.W. Enlisted A.M.F. 5/11/1941, serving 12th Field Regiment. Regular Army 1/7/1942, serving 14 days Field Punishment (insubordination). 14th Field Regiment 4/1/1943, taking part in operations in Buna, Gona & Sanananda. 1st Infantry Trg Sqn 14/8/1944. 1st Cavalry Commando Trg Sqn 16/1/1945, to 2/10th Commando Sqn 28/6/1945. Discharged 13/3/1946 on compassionate grounds.
Lot 139
A large Simon & Halbig K & R bisque socket head doll with blue glass sleeping eyes, open mouth with four moulded upper teeth, pierced ears, mousy brown mohair wig, composition articulated body, 35" high, marked K&R, 90, wearing broderie anglaise trimmed pantalettes etc, and a cream wool dress and cape (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 55
First World War pair, 1914-1918 British War Medal and Victory Medal ( 3224. PTE. J.G. WILKINS. R. IR. R.) together with a 1914-1918 British War Medal (disc only) ( K-6606, G. HADLEY. SIG 1. R.N. ), records show John George Wilkins born 1876, 7th Battalion Royal Irish Regiment, entitled to the 1914-1918 British War Medal and Victory Medal, George Hadley is shown on Naval Medal and Awards Roll as being entitled also to the 1914 Star, rank recorded as Sto.1 (Stoker 1st Class), also shown as being issued with the clasp to the 1914 Star on 4th April 1919 on the records of the Hawke Battalion, Royal Naval Division
Lot 530
World War Two embroidered slip on shoulder title to the Essex Regiment, together with a World War One economy cap badge to the Norfolk Regiment in gilding metal, slider to the reverse, three Norfolk Regiment tunic buttons, two cap badges to the Cambridgeshire Regiment, sliders to the reverse, K&K 1817, and a Cambridgeshire Regiment tunic button, maker Firmin, London, (Qty)
Lot 250
German K.98 bayonet by the maker E.u.F. Horster, Solingen, ricasso stamped '42asw' to one side, 3187 over 'u' to the other, in steel scabbard, together with what appears to be a bad copy of a Third Reich Police bayonet with stylized Police emblem stamped on blade, another similar bayonet with swastikas and the word ' Bolangning' on the scabbard fittings, an SLR bayonet in relic condition, a post war German Hitler Youth type knife in similar condition, a British 1907 bayonet frog with frog stud missing, and a U.S. M1 Garand bayonet scabbard ( repaired), (Qty)
Lot 385
First/Second World War Metal 2 pdr ammunition box containing, long arm magazines including, 9mm Sten gun, .556 AR15, .556 Ruger, 7.62 H&K G3, in various conditions, small calibre pistol magazines, mills bomb casings, L2A2 training grenade casing, light machine gun ammunition feeder bag, shell fuses in relic condition, two R.A.F. aircraft gauges, a spotlamp, and assorted training area relics, (Qty)
Lot 145
A 9ct gold pearl set ring size K, a yellow metal pendant set with an estimated approx 0.10ct diamond, 9ct garnet earrings and other items of gold and yellow metal weight approx 19.8gms, and an 18ct gold mounted faux amethyst pendant weight approx 7.5gms Condition Report: Available upon request
Lot 35
This Elmer is dedicated to the endangered Pygmy Elephantsof Borneo. The rainforests are under threat due to palmoil plantations and as a result, incredible species are onthe brink. This piece aims to capture the thriving life thatcalls the rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra home. Thebusy nature of the piece masks the elephants shape andthe more you look the more you see, much like being onsafari in the rainforest. Look closely and you’ll spot animalsincluding: Orangutan, Sumatran Tiger, Sumatran Rhino,Pitcher Plant, Proboscis Monkey, Tree Boa and more!Can you spot the eight woodlice hidden onthis sculpture?Sponsor: Ipswich-East SuffolkHockey ClubFormed in May 1986, Ipswich-East Suffolk Hockey Clubprovides hockey to mixed abilities from the age of 6 andup. As a club, we have become prominent within Suffolkand now have a membership of around 250 subscribed.We have had success from past members with currentEngland and GB goalkeeper George Pinner beginninghis playing career with us, as well as two current U16England internationals. A non-profit organisation in ourown right we aim to run charitable events year on yearto support fundraising in the local area.www.ieshc.orgArtist: K-PageHaving worked in graphic design since he was 19, art isIpswich based illustrator K-Page’s passion and escapefrom the commercial world. His work has been describedas mind vomit, visualising paper thoughts, and he hasworked on various projects around the local creativescene. In all K-Page’s work you’ll find a woodlouse calledWoody, who has been rather busy travelling all over theworld in the name of #whereswoody, a challenge issuedto people to stick him in crazy places; so far he has beento Madagascar, Barbados and even Everest base camp!
Lot 931
A COLLECTION OF TWENTY-THREE PLAYER SIGNED PHOTOGRAPHS AND COLLECTORS CARDS including K. Pieterson (England) Robert Croft (Kent/England) Martin van Jaarsveld (Northants/Kent/South Africa) Sachin Tandulker (India) Darren Powell (West Indies) Mark Ramprakash (Middlesex/England) Hamish Marshall (New Zealand) R. Sidebottom (England/Notts) each mounted, framed and glazed for display, 20cm x 15cm.
Lot 1
NO RESERVE Anfam (David) Mark Rothko: The Works on Canvas. A Catalogue Raisonné, fourth printing, New Haven & London, 2008 § Harrison (H.A.) & others. Jackson Pollock: A Centennial Retrospective, text in Japanese & English, Tokyo, 2011 § Del Roscio (N., editor) The Essential Cy Twombly, 2014 § Wilmes (U.) Gerhard Richter: Large Abstracts, Ostfildern, 2008 § McShine (K., editor) Andy Warhol: A Retrospective, New York, 1989, illustrations, many colour, original cloth or boards, all but the second with dust-jackets, the first also with slip-case; and 12 others, abstract and/or American art, 4to & 8vo (17)
Lot 281
Helmer-Petersen (K. ). 122 Farvefotografier / 122 Colour Photographs, Observations by K. Helmer-Petersen, Copenhagen: Schoenberg, 1948, colour illustrations from photographs, original boards, lightly toned around edges, bottom edges rubbed, pale dampstains to spine ends, dust jacket, rubbed and spotted, spine dampstained, some tears, chips and edge-fraying, upper edges with a few losses, large 8vo (Qty: 1)
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