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Click here to subscribePEN BOXES. Four empty pen boxes: a Delta Artigiani Della Scrittura with pamphlet, certificate & cartridges in outer box; a lacquered Danitrio pen box in outer box; a black lacquered pen box for Omaggio ad Armando Simoni, with original box & outer sleeve. Also, an Italian black leather pen case, unused with original leaflet.
EDISON PEN COMPANY. An Edison Pen Company Herald Grande fountain pen. 18ct. gold Edison B (broad) nib. ED filler. The tortoise celluloid hand made cap & body impressed Edison Pen Co. Herald Grande. Original pen box & leaflet. Original case & sleeve. Owners notes: Purchased from Brian Gray, Edison Pens.
MONTBLANC. A Montblanc Writer's Series Marcel Proust fountain pen. 18ct. white and yellow gold Montblanc 4810 nib. Piston filler. Sterling silver & black resin body & cap, stamped 925. Also, impressed with the writer's facsimile signature. Original box, leaflet & outer box. Stamped to the cap, 05797/21000. Owners notes: Traded with Kitty Chin. Montblanc repair for leak late 2007 in Hamburg-no charge. Year made c.1999.
PARKER. A Parker Snr Duofold 'Big Red'. Parker Duofold pen, Canada, E nib. A late 1920's/early 30's plastic button-filled pen. The barrel stamped Geo.S Parker. Duofold Lucky Curve Fountain Pen. Janesville. Wis. USA PAT.4-25-11. Dual cap band. Also with facsimile leaflet the Parker Pen Co, Wisconsin, & a signed photocopy from Jake to Chris (Jakes Pens St. Louis). Owner's notes: Purchased from David Isaacson.
SIMPOLE - CONWAY STEWART. A Simpole - Conway Stewart Snake LE fountain pen. 18ct. white gold Conway Stewart nib, IF (fine italic). A black plastic fountain pen with sterling silver overlay & button-filler, c.2011. The sterling silver snake overlay on the barrel hallmarked for 2000 & with maker's mark & No.38. The cap overlay stamped 925. Fitted Henry Charles Simpole box, leaflet & signed & numbered Certificate of Authenticity & outer box. Owner's notes: LE (Limited Edition No.38/100). Arrived 24/10/11.
SIMPOLE - CONWAY STEWART. A Simpole - Conway Stewart Tendril - one off fountain pen. 18ct. gold Conway Stewart IM nib. Black plastic with gold plated silver overlay & c/c filler 2009. The cap overlay fully hallmarked & with maker's mark. The barrel overlay with two stamps & maker's mark. Fitted wooden box & outer box. Also, a hand signed note from Simon, at Battersea Pen Home, Epping & a leaflet. Owner's notes: Purchased from Henry Simpole Vermeil one-off styled on Noshi Japanese design.
TWENTY SEVEN LILLIPUT ALNE SCULPTURES, to include four boxed Blaise Hamlet sculptures, 'Double Cottage', 'Rose Cottage', 'Circular Cottage and 'Jasmine Cottage' (no deeds), all with deeds except where mentioned, five Anniversary sculptures, 'Honeysuckle Cottage' 1992, (Tenth Anniversary Commemorative) (leaflet) 'Cotman Cottage' 1993, (leaflet), 'Watermeadows' 1994 (leaflet), 'Gertrude's Garden' 1995, and 'Cruck End' 1996, all with deeds, together with eighteen from Symbol of Membership, to include 'Petticoat Cottage' 94/95, 'Wash Day' 96/97, 'Kiln Cottage' 98/99, 'Fresh Today' 99/00, 'Little Bee' 00/01, 'Little Scrumpy' 01/02, 'Gold Top' 02/03, 'The Chocolate Box' 03/04, 'The Toy Box' 04/05, 'Cabbage Patch Corner' 05/06, 'Sugar Mouse' 06/07, 'Afternoon Tea' 07/08, 'Nutkin Cottage' 08/09, 'Fruits of the Sea' 09/10, 'The Pigsty' 10/11, 'Parsley Cottage' 12/13, 'Alfresco Afternoons' 14/15 and 'The Hop Pickers' 15/16, all with deeds
A BOXED TRI-ANG SPOT-ON NO.1 PRESENTATION SET, playworn condition but complete with all sections of roadway and signs, with two of the original four cars (Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith, No.103 and M.G.A., No.104), also contains a Triumph T.R.3, No.108 (damage to windscreen), Rolls-Royce in lightly playworn condition, other two have more paint loss and wear, complete with catalogue and fleet owners club leaflet, box complete with interior divisions but has some wear and damage, with a playworn Tri-ang Minic tinplate friction drive double deck bus, No.60M, London Transport red livery, some wear and damage to decals, motor works intermittently and a part built Airfix Control Tower Kit (s.d.)
A QUANTITY OF SCALEXTRIC SUPER 124 CARS, TRACK AND ACCESSORIES, to include five boxed cars 2 x Ferrari F1, No.24C/501, both in red with racing number 18, both in playworn condition but both appear largely complete but have damage to decals, one complete with instruction leaflet, 2 x Alfa Romeo Sports Saloon, No.24C/602, one in blue with racing number 1, the other red with racing number 4, both in playworn condition and are missing items, one in incorrect box and Jaguar E Type Sports Saloon, No.24C/603, in white with racing number 7, playworn condition, missing items and has some deformation to the plastic body, all boxes are damaged, with two unboxed damaged cars, Indianiapolis Special, No.24C/500 in green with racing number 82 and Jaguar E Type Sports Saloon, No.24C/603 in green with racing number 3, small quantity of parts that relate to these cars, with a quantity of assorted track and border pieces, barriers, hand controllers and transformers, etc (three boxes)
4x Corgi Toys. A Gift Set No.6 comprising VW Breakdown truck in white, Maserati in dark blue RN7 on red trailer and one mechanic figure. In the remains of display box. Plus 3x Whizzwheels; Ferrari 206 Dino Sport (344), in red RN30, with red spot wheels. Roger Clark's 3 litre v6 Ford Capri (303) in white RN73, with information leaflet (decals applied). Ford Cortina GXL, Graham Hill (313), in metallic bronze with black roof (figure missing). All boxed, some wear/damage. Vehicles GC-VGC. £70-100
Hermès 'Kelly' Black Leather Handbag, 2008, with double strap closure of twist lock, with single carry handle and also a detachable longer strap, gilt metal fittings, with attached clochette housing two keys for attached padlock, the interior with one zipped pocket and two open pockets, 23cm by 31cm by 12cm, with dust bags, box, care leaflet, raincoat for bag, carrier bag and original purchase receipt The Kelly bag (formerly known as the Sac à dépêches) was redesigned several times before it was popularized by, and then named after, the American actress and Monégasque princess, Grace Kelly.
Rogers (Bruce).- Bernard (Auguste) Geoffroy Tory: Painter and Engraver; First Royal Printer; Reformer of Orthography and Typography under François I, translated by George B.Ives, number 4 of 370 copies, printed in red and black, designed by Bruce Rogers with all borders, decorations and initials redrawn by him from the original woodcuts in the 1865 edition, Robert Grabhorn's copy with his signature on front free endpaper with leaflet on Tory tipped in, leather book-label of Haven O'More, original green boards with decorative gilt panels, uncut, spine very slightly faded but still a fine copy, large 8vo, Cambridge, Mass., Riverside Press, 1909.⁂ One of Bruce Rogers's masterworks.
The Earl of Snowden and Carl Toms, a red painted beech and laminate elbow chair produced for the Investiture of the Prince of Wales the back gilt decorated with the Prince of Wales feathers and motto Ich Dien with a padded seat 77cm high, 4000 of these chairs were produced for the 1969 Investiture at Caernarfon Castle North Wales, together with an investiture cushion CONDITION REPORT: Manufactured by disabled workers at the Remploy factory in Bridgend, the chairs have beech wood frames with seats and backs constructed from preformed plywood, veneered in olive ash and stained in a vermillion red. The backs are embossed with the Prince of Wales’s feathers in gold leaf and the seats are upholstered in red Welsh tweed, using a stable dye that would not run onto the guest’s clothes in case of a Welsh downpour. The underside of the seat bears a Prince of Wales feathers stamp, the date and - obscured by the upholstery - individual handwritten numbering. The chairs were offered for sale after the ceremony and sold flat-packed for £12 each via a promotional advertising leaflet that encouraged guests to re-assemble the chairs for themselves
The rare and historically important Defence of Legations group of medal to Arthur D. Brent, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank: China Medal 1900, clasp: Defence of Legations (A.D. BRENT. H. K. & S. BANK); U.S.A.: Military Order of the Dragon, China 1900, with original ribbon and pagoda roof suspension bar (ARTHUR D. BRENT BRITISH LEGATION DEFENCE No 738), engraved to the reverse; Peking Seige Commemoration Medal, bronze, 57 mm, burning of the Chien Men, reverse: figures representing Europe, Japan and America trampling a Chinese dragon, in fitted J. Tayler Foot case with original explanatory notice (A.D. BRENT. (H.K.& S. BANK)), impressed to the rim, all extremely fine and rare. [3] When, in the summer of 1900, the foreign legation quarter in Peking was attacked and invested by hostile Chinese factions during the so-called 'Boxer Rebellion', Arthur Brent was assistant to the agent in charge of the Peking agency, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, having 'come East' in 1897. The Agent, J.K. Tweed. elected to move the bank's cash into the relative safety of the British Legation. This was done by camel cart, under fire, with Brent running behind the cart picking up the coins that fell through the bullet holes. Brent not only endured the subsequent siege, during which such parts of the legation complex as had not been destroyed were defended by a tiny international force of professions and volunteers; but also took part in the fighting. In addition he acted as a news correspondent for Reuters, and his account was published in the London Daily News as 'The Seige of Peking by one who went through it. Diary of a besieged resident' (16th October 1900)'. We read hearing of the firefights in which he participated, and of the experience of living under heavy fire as provisions grew ever shorter. At an early stage of the siege Brent, a German speaker, accompanied a party of British and German marines as an interpreter. The small force (c. 50) set out to rescue refugees from a burned out Catholic Cathedral, and Brent took part in the close quarters fighting that resulted. Following the raising of the siege by a large multi-national relief force, Brent was sent to Shanghai with the bank's mail, arriving unkempt and with rifle in hand. He subsequently rose within the bank, becoming Manager of the Hamburg Branch in the years after the First World War. The British Medal and clasp was only awarded to 78 recipients, mainly Royal Marines, who formed the British component of the desperate defence. The American Order of the Dragon was formed by American officers who had taken part in operations in China in 1900, with provision made for admitting foreign participants as honorary members. The Commemorative medal, struck by J. Tayler Foot, is accompanied by a printed leaflet written by Brent himself, and "a limited number....have been made for those actually present at the seige". Ex. D.N.W., 25/02/1998 References: Frank H. H. King, 'The History of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Volume II'
Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster: Leaflets help win battles. ' Ai Sorrenda' - This poster features a monochrome photograph of a German soldier handing a leaflet to an allied solider along with a report from the 12th Army Group reading: "The phonetic spelling of 'I surrender' on the leaflet seems to stick in the minds of P/Ws. Many come over, leaflet in hand, shouting the words. Others had thrown away the leaflets, but had copied down the spelling of the surrender phrase." Airborne leaflet propaganda is a form of psychological warfare in which leaflets (flyers) are scattered in the air. Military forces have used aircraft to drop leaflets to attempt to alter the behavior of combatants and non-combatants in enemy-controlled territory, sometimes in conjunction with air strikes. Humanitarian air missions, in cooperation with leaflet propaganda, can turn the populace against their leadership while preparing them for the arrival of enemy combatants. Distribution of airborne leaflet propaganda was used by both Allied and Axis forces in the Second World War, starting with a Royal Air Force leaflet drop over the port of Kiel in September 1939.Year of printing: 1940s, country of printing: UK, designer: Unknown, dimensions (cm): 49.5x35. Very good condition, folded as issued.
Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster: Sapping the Nazi will to resist... Leaflets. This poster features a black and white photographs showing a German soldier reading a leaflet dropped by the Allies, alongside a quote from Joseph Goebbels reading: "Their leaflets are addressed to the weakest points in the nation. They are weapons... and we must be careful with all weapons". Airborne leaflet propaganda is a form of psychological warfare in which leaflets (flyers) are scattered in the air. Military forces have used aircraft to drop leaflets to attempt to alter the behavior of combatants and non-combatants in enemy-controlled territory, sometimes in conjunction with air strikes. Humanitarian air missions, in cooperation with leaflet propaganda, can turn the populace against their leadership while preparing them for the arrival of enemy combatants. Distribution of airborne leaflet propaganda was used by both Allied and Axis forces in the Second World War, starting with a Royal Air Force leaflet drop over the port of Kiel in September 1939.Year of printing: 1940s, country of printing: UK, designer: Unknown, dimensions (cm): 51x33. Very good condition, folded as issued.
Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster: Leaflets win battles on both fronts! This poster features copies of leaflets set against black and white photographs showing the German soldiers on the Battle Front and families on the German Home Front. Airborne leaflet propaganda is a form of psychological warfare in which leaflets (flyers) are scattered in the air. Military forces have used aircraft to drop leaflets to attempt to alter the behavior of combatants and non-combatants in enemy-controlled territory, sometimes in conjunction with air strikes. Humanitarian air missions, in cooperation with leaflet propaganda, can turn the populace against their leadership while preparing them for the arrival of enemy combatants. Distribution of airborne leaflet propaganda was used by both Allied and Axis forces in the Second World War, starting with a Royal Air Force leaflet drop over the port of Kiel in September 1939.Year of printing: 1940s, country of printing: UK, designer: Unknown, dimensions (cm): 49x75 (Horizontal). Good condition, folded as issued, small tears in margins.
Set of 3 printer's proof designs for advertising of a small poster leaflet. 1. Original vintage World War Two printer's proof for a propaganda poster issued by the Ministry of War Transport's Road Safety Campaign: Travel only when you must - Leisure is necessary in wartime, but there's a limit to the decency of joy-riding. Remember, please, that the bus Companies in addition to their normal task of carrying the public, are conveying millions to and from their war work. This black an white poster features a small illustration by Douglas showing a controller looking suspiciously on a man travelling to go to play golf. Year of printing: 1940s, country of printing: UK, designer: Douglas, dimensions (cm): 25.5x18 . 2. Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster issued by the Ministry of War Transport's Road Safety Campaign: Into Battle! Yes, into battle by Bus. The workers must be carried to the factories where the great battle of Production is being fought and the buses that in peacetime were at your service are now in the battle too. Year of printing: 1940s, country of printing: UK, designer: Unknown, dimensions (cm): 25x19.; 3. Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster issued by the Ministry of War Transport's Road Safety Campaign: 'Where you get off-and on - In built up areas buses now halt only at recognised stopping'. The poster explains that the rule was introduced to save fuel and rubber in time of war. Year of printing: 1940s, country of printing: UK, designer: C. B. Beardsworth, dimensions (cm): 25.5x27.5. 1. Good condition, staining and creases.; 2. Fair condition, staining and creases, pencil writing in top and bottom margins.; 3. Fair condition, small tears, staining and creases, pen writing in top margin. Poster made of two smaller posters vertically glued together.
A Corgi Toys No. 267 Rocket Firing Batmobile comprising of gloss black body with Batman and Robin figures, bat logo stickers to doors with cast gold ground red bat logo hubs, sold in the original all-card picture sided box with sliding tray interior, with secret instructions envelope, secret instructions leaflet, information leaflet, eight missiles attached to sprue with inner packing ring, and protective card packaging (NM-M,BVG-NM)100% original
A Corgi Toys No. 268 The Green Hornets Black Beauty comprising of black body with spun hubs, green glazing and hornet transfer to roof, housed in the original all-card sliding tray box with Corgi Model Club leaflet, instruction leaflet and secret instructions envelope, also with four orange missiles and four orange spinners (M,BM) The front grille is silver base metal.
A Corgi Toys No. 1123 Chipperfields Circus animal cage comprising of red and yellow body with flat spun hubs and blue Chipperfields livery, with two polar bear figures, also sold with model club leaflet and model leaflet, and an unused polar bears transfer, housed in the original all-card lift-up lid box (NM-M,BNM)
A Corgi Toys gift set Ecurie Ecosse racing transporter set and three cars, comprising of No. 1126 Ecurie Ecosse, finished in metallic blue with yellow lettering (NM), No. 150 S Vanwall F1 car, No. 151 A Lotus Mk2 Le Mans racing car, and No. 152 BRM F1 racing car, all sold in the original all-card box with individual boxes, packing pieces, and model leaflet (NM-M,BVG-NM)
A Corgi Toys gift set 15 Silverstone racing layout, near complete example, missing only the playmat, contents to include 2x No. 603 Grand Prix Silverstone Pits, Corgi kits No. 605 Silverstone Timekeeper's box, No. 1501 racing drivers and pit mechanics, No. 1502 spectators, No. 1503 race track officials, sealed set of mini Humbrol plastic enamel paints, and Aurora cement glue tube, models to include No. 309 Aston Martin competition model, No. 154 Ferrari F1 Grand Prix racing car, No. 150 S Vanwall F1 Grand Prix car, No. 152 S BRM F1 Grand Prix racing car, No. 215 S Ford Thunderbird open sports, No. 304 S Mercedes Benz 300 SL hard top roadster, No. 417 S LandRover breakdown truck, together with a No. 604 Silverstone press box, a No. 602 telephone boxes, all fully housed in the original labelled Corgi Toys gift set card box, with original Silverstone Racing leaflet (M,BNM-M)
A CMC Exclusive Models No. M-030 1/18 scale model of a Mercedes Benz 1956-57 300SLS, finished in cream with racing No. 57 and racing advertisement livery, appears as issued in the original polystyrene packed box (M,BNM-M)Condition: Model is mint, undisplayed. With model tag No. 0793/1500. With model leaflet. Polystyrene packaging mint. Outer box is dented to two corners.
An Exoto Racing Legends model No. LMC10011 1/10 scale model of a 1966 Exoto Ford GT 40 Mk2, finished in light blue with gold hubs, with red and white bonnet stripes, finished with Racing No. 1, limited edition example 1 of 1960 released, chassis numbered 0760, housed in the original polystyrene packed all-card box, with outer Exoto shipping box containing instruction leaflet, polystyrene packaging corners and original box belt clips
A Triang No. 100/6 1/20 scale model of an Austin Healey comprising of cream body with red interior and chrome hubs, model requires restoration to windscreen and would benefit from cleaning, housed in the original all-card lift-up lid box, with model leaflet, packing piece and pictorial lid (a/f, BVG)
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