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Lot 10
A Group of Five Second World Medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 8TH ARMY clasp, Italy Star, Defence and War Medals; two Royal Engineers brass titles, three cap badges, three rank badges, two cloth insignia, an RAOB jewel and certificate, a silver pocket watch and a 1 1/2 inch three draw telescope with black leather sleeve and lens covers.
Lot 64
A First World War 2inch Military Brass Three Draw Signalling Telescope by Broadhurst Clarkson & Co., London, engraved with maker`s name, TEL:SIG:(Mk.II) also G.S., dated 1916 and numbered 6531, with stitched leather sleeve, lens caps and additional lens; a pair of German Binoculars "Fernglas 8", in leather bound canvas case with printed instructions rivetted to inner cover; a Japanese Wakizashi, with bone grip and scabbard carved with scribes. (3)
Lot 1013
A 1940`s/50`s Kodak Six-20 folding Brownie (model 2) Camera with a 100mm f/6.3 lens, an Italian Ferrania Lince 3 35mm Camera with Cassar 45mm f/2.8 lens and ever ready case, a 1960`s German Vredeborch Felicette 35mm Camera with a Nordinar 45mm f/3.5 lens and ever ready case, a Kodak Brownie Six-20 ``Popular Brownie`` Box Camera with case and a leather Case marked ``Sands Hunter and Company Ltd 37 Bedford Street Strand`` containing 5 film plates marks ``A P Paris`` a focus screen and a focus mirror. 1014. A Shoe box containing a number of plastic bags of mixed stamps
![COMPANY BOOKS -- [HIPMAN, Vladimir, attributed to.] Skoda. Prague: Unie [c.1939]. 2° (290 x 250mm). 38 gravures on cardstock](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10058/2803817/d5387286e_468x382.jpg)
Lot 262
COMPANY BOOKS -- [HIPMAN, Vladimir, attributed to.] Skoda. Prague: Unie [c.1939]. 2° (290 x 250mm). 38 gravures on cardstock each with printed tissue guards. (A very few corners a little bumped.) Original photo-illustrated card covers tied with a purple silk ribbon (some wear, expert repairs). RARE: one of probably about 50 copies in English, from an edition of about 200 copies: 50 each in English, German, French and Czech. Almost certainly photographed by Vladimir Hipman, who at the time was the leading photographer of industrial subjects working for Unie. Here he turns his lens on Skoda's Locomotive Workshop, and his photographs are printed in rich gravure on cardstock. Skoda began as an arms manufacturer in 1859 before branching out into trains. Bookseller Vaclav Klement founded the bicycle manufacture, and later motorcycle- and car-maker, which was eventually acquired by Skoda. View on Christie's.com
Lot 274
A VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED MOROCCO LEATHER BLOTTING BOOK with spirally lobed and fluted mounts, 30 x 22cm, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1896, a giltmetal and EPNS magnifying glass with carved ivory handle and a silver-mounted cut glass inkwell (3) ++Blotting book - the front faded, one of the mounts partly detached and requires refixing, without loss. Magnifying glass - lens chipped, plating worn. Inkwell - heavily encrusted with old ink stains on the silver, the interior discoloured with dried ink
Lot 405
A single stone diamond ring, the brilliant cut diamond is in an eight claw setting with a bark effect ring shank. Estimated diamond weight 1.90cts, colour H-I, clarity P1. Stamped 18ct. Weight 5.1gms. Condition: Overall condition good-the diamond has a small scattering of black inclusions through the stone just visible without the 10x lens. The bark effect hoop has incurred some wear in keeping with being worn over a period of time.
Lot 571
An 18ct gold five stone diamond ring, the graduated brilliant cut diamonds are claw set. Estimated total diamond weight 0.50ct, colour H-J, clarity SI2-P1. Condition: Overall condition good, the diamonds are bright and well matched. One stone has a black inclusion just visible without a 10x lens. The hoop has incurred little wear and the hallmark is clear.
Lot 300
A 19th century Naval pocket telescope by Bate, London, c.1830, achromatic telescope with mahogany case and brass three drawer section, signed "Bate, London" to eyepiece, also together with brass sliding cover and lens cap in a leather case, 55.5 cm extended. *Robert Bate (1782-1847) produced a number of telescopes of this type, several examples are held in the National Maritime Museum collection.
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