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Lot 306
A LATE GEORGE III MILK JUG, makers Barber, Cattle & North, York 1825, of rounded oblong baluster form with everted straight gadrooned rim, acanthus sheathed loop handle, raised upon four ball feet, engraved with a monogram and with later applied plaque, 5" wide, together with a similar jug, no maker`s mark, London 1809, with plain angular handle, engraved "K", 5 1/4" wide (2)
Lot 429
A ROYAL DOULTON ADVERTISING WATER JUG, transfer printed with borders of barley sheaves, hops and fruiting vines, with text reading in panels: "BARNSLEY BREWERY COS LTD., FAMOUS MILD AND BITTER ALES OAKWELL BREWERY", "EDWARD YOUNG AND CO LIMITED DISTILLERS LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW" with a K L Liqueur Scotch Bottle and "BROWN CORBETT AND CO DISTILLERS BELFAST AND COLERAINE" with Irish Whisky Bottle, printed marks, 6 ¾" (17cm) high
Lot 183A
An album containing approx one hundred and five bank notes, notes to include two one pound consequative notes, cashier J B Page, serial CS34383532 and CS34383533, ten shilling notes cashier J S Fforde, one pound cashier K O Peppiatt, further one pounds with cashier D S Beale, N K Fisher, two hand cut French bank notes dated 1793, Imperial German notes, Weimer Republic notes, United States of America ten dollars, five dollars and one dollar notes, further foreign notes etc, further foreign notes etc
Lot 240
A collection of vintage costume to include a K L by Karl Lagerfeld black wool maxi dress, circa 1990, the sleeveless shift design with polo neck and split hem, with a zip fastening to the back; a circa 1980 Carole Lee sheer black viscose three quarter length dress with spaghetti straps, sequined scoop neck, shredded sequined hemline with chiffon sequined jacket and scarf; a 1980's Betty Barclay viscose dress jacket, with an all over floral design in pink, orange and gold (size 10); a circa 1990 Frank Usher evening suit, consisting of a black crepe jacket overlaid with black chiffon pleated drop with central paste set buckle and a three quarter length skirt under (size 12), and a circa 1990 Frank Usher crepe maxi dress with scoop neckline, wide straps and multi split hemline (size 12) (5 outfits) (illustrated)
Lot 302
A 19th century gentleman's open faced pocket watch, 'Chrono Michrometer' (Sic), Batty & Son, Manchester, gilt movement signed 'Batty & Son Manchester' patents 4164 2605', numbered with matching case number, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and outer seconds track, subsidiary dials at twelve and six o'clock, gilt spade hand and blue steel chronograph hand, polished round silver case with chronograph function activated by the crown, in a dust cover showing lion passant and date letter K (illustrated)
Lot 1500
Eleven boxed diecast construction vehicles comprising Joel Cat 825B Compacter, NZG JCB520 Telescopic Handler, Gescha Schorling TSZ Kehrfahrzeug, NZG Fuchs Hydraulic Bagger, NZG Fuchs Hydraulic Crane, Gescha O&K Plane, Wagner Indumat EFZ3, 2, NZG Bowmag BW90SL Roller, NZG Menck SR85 Grape Dozer, Gescha VNH Rough Terrain Crane and NZG Cat 955K Bulldozer
Lot 1501
Ten boxed mainly German diecast construction vehicles comprising NZG no.102 Fuchs 703R digger, Broyt X4 digger, NZG no.148 Akerman H25B digger, NZG no.125 BM-Volvo LM841 digger, O & K no.162 MH4 digger, Gescha no.2806 Pelle hydraulic digger, Joal no.207 trailer truck with marine motor, Gama road sweeper, NZG Cramer 411 loader and NZG no.125 BM Volvo loader
Lot 1502
Six boxed German Diecast models of construction vehicles comprising an HL Liebherr Telescopic Crane LC1100, and O&K Vollhydraulischer Schaufelradbagger SH400, a Conrad Telescopic Crane AMK46-21, a Konrad BNH Omega Rough Terrain Crane, a Gescha Clark 1120 CM Crane and a Liebherr LTM1030 Crane
Lot 1507
Twelve boxed diecast models of construction vehicles comprising Gescha no.294 P & H Electric mining shovel, Gescha no.307 Krupp GMT extending crane, O & K hydro digger RH9, NZG Whitlock 50R hydraulic crawler-mounted excavator, Gescha no.2821 A921 Series B Liebherr digger, NZG digger, Gescha no.2901 AB1302 digger, NZG no.147 Clark Lima back hoe 2505 hydraulic digger, Gescha no.360 DPH30 container transporter, NZG no.142 JCB 418 loader, Gescha no.284 loader and Gescha no.410 Terex 72-71 loader (illustrated)
Lot 454
A 19th century Spode tea and coffee service decorated in the gilded Imari palette with fences, flowers and bamboo comprising teapot and stand, sucrier and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, two plates, eight saucers, eight teacups and six coffee cups, pattern Condition Report Four teacups - handles damaged, and one with hairline, one coffee can has handle missing, teapot spout has metal tip, knop stapled, stand cracked, sucrier cover knop stapled, two saucers with hairlines, one plate with hairline There are no impressed or painted Spode factory marks only the no. 967 in red. Some also have a letter in red eg. R, A+, K, J
Lot 26
A 9ct gold single stone amethyst ring, c.1970, with an oval mixed cut amethyst, four claw set to a textured frame, with a contrasting polished outer frame. A bark textured basket to a plain shank, London 1973. Finger size K CONDITION REPORT: Good saturation of colour to the amethyst. Light surface marks commensurate with wear. Amethyst: 13.78mm X 10.09mm Outer Frame: 21.50mm X 16.60mm
Lot 332
3 x Kit Built 0 Gauge London Transport District Line Underground 1927 K Stock Driving Cars All have plastic bodies and wooden underframe. All bogies are of diecast construction with scale steel wheels and 2 of the Cars have a 2R motorised bogie with directional lighting. One has compartmental lighting as well. The unmotorised car has directional lighting at one end. Excellent build quality and Good detail. The motorised Car with compartmental lighting was probably built for single car operation. Nice models with removable roofs and ideal for further detailing.
Lot 655
K McGregor (20th Century) Kirkennan Cottage, Castle Douglas, oil on canvas board, signed and a winter landscape and a floral still life by the same artist, together with Evans, British School (20th century) portrait of a gentleman, signed and dated (19)64, pencil, a Victorian photograph of two young boys and three further pictures by different hands (8)
Lot 419
A quantity of Matchbox vehicles, comprising; an Allis-Chalmers Earth Scraper, number K-6, Models of Yesteryear, 1904 Spyker, number Y16, 1912 Rolls-Royce, number Y-7, Fowler 'Big Lion', number Y-9, 1912 Packard Landualet, number Y-11, 1911 Daimler, number Y-13, all boxed, a 1911 Maxwell Roadster, No Y-14, a 1913 Cadalac, Number Y6, and two empty Matchbox boxes. (10)
Lot 214
Hooper, Jim Koevoet 18x25cm Hardcover Quarto (180x252mm) in Good+ condition, bound in the original grey cloth covered boards with white titles to the spine, pictorial dust wrapper in good condition with only one small tear and slightly crushed paper at the top right corner of the front. Three preliminary and 236 pages of text, including glossary, no index; colour and black and white illustrations are scattered throughout the text. Koevoet, pronounced (koo-foot) is an Afrikaans word meaning ‹¨«crowbar‹¨«and is the name by which the South West Africa Police Counter-insurgency Unit was commonly known. Also known as ‹¨«Operation K‹¨« it was a paramilitary-trained police counter insurgency unit which was formed during the South-West African (now known as Namibia) struggle between communist-backed SWAPO insurgents and the South African backed establishment. The unit was considered to be one of the most effective fighting units deployed against the SWAPO guerillas. The name ‹¨«Koevoet‹¨« was applied to the unit for its ability to pry out insurgents from amongst the civilian population. It unfortunately gained a reputation for brutality against civilians, as a result. The unit was comprised of about 900 Black Ovambos and 300 White officers and NCO‹¨«s. The latter were drawn from the South-West African or South-African Police Forces. Skilled trackers, drawn from the local population were also hired to ferret out insurgents. Jim Hooper was the first journalist ever to have been given unrestricted access to the unit. When he was given permission to accompany Koevoet units on operations, he was completely unprepared for the vicious guerilla war which he found raging in the dense bush of northern Namibia and Angola. Good Johannesburg Southern Book Publishers 1989 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 50
FREEMAN (EDWARD A.) - The History of The Norman Conquest of England, 6 vols. 1869, Clarendon Press, half calf marble boards, tog. with The Reign of William Rufus and the Accession of Henry The First, 2 vols. 1882, Clarendon Press, full dark brown calf with gilt armorial and CHRONICA JURIDICIALIA or a General Calendar of the Years Of Our Good Lord God and those of the several Kings Of England.... K. James II 1685, fall calf (9)
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