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Lot 7689
Great Britain - QV (surface printed) : (SG 133) 1867-83 blued paper £5 orange, CN, centred slightly to NW, light violet boxed postmark and neat cds of MY 24 82 (just 2 months after date of issues), the white paper issue would have the listed CN frame break variety, light orange crayon lines, short SE corner perf, good used. RARE. Cat £15000 (image available)
Lot 16
General - British Commonwealth : 1937-52 KGVI Stanley Gibbons King George vi album in excellent condition. Partly remaindered with light pencil marks but with much useful remaining. Mainly fine used sets and high values including Malaya and Indian States. Cat Value £7500+ . Many 100's. HEAVY LOT - OVERSEAS BIDDERS PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR SHIPPING COSTS Cat £7500
Lot 19194
Germany - Collections : 1872-2016 Greater Germany - 1872-2016 - Seriously Impressive Substantially Unmounted Mint plus FU to VFU / cto Collection, offered intact as so deserving of continuation, a lifetime's work, assembled at extraordinary cost - housed in 16 high quality hingeless (for Mint) lighthouse albums plus 7 albums, few additional hagners of 2016 New Issues and an envelope of 2016 booklets + MS. Stated to catalogue in excess of GBP£100,000 SG (though Cat Value not checked). Substantially a UM collection shadowed by used (generally fine, later CTO) - includes Empire from eagles (sparse - not UM) through Third Reich, almost all UM, into Zones (some 1st WW Occupations) + Bund + Berlin + Saar (UM only). Scope for continuation / development in used abroad (very weak), scarcer material (although the collection does include some high value material with odd proof of purchase from respected suppliers. Bund 'Posthorns' set appears genuine UM (but strangely some signs of light toning - almost never observed throughout the rest of the collection when checked. Checking / turning over mint issues only the very odd stamp appeared to be hinged. As the collection moves into Re-unification and the Euro - significant expense has been incurred keeping this up to date through to 2016 with UM / CTO / even booklets - so more recently high Euro 'Face value' still current. Bearing in mind the overall high quality, huge expense in stamps and albums - this is a collection that we would truly like to see go to a good home. When one considers the present 'Brexit' weakness of the GBP against the Euro it would seem that now may be the ideal moment to acquire such an extraordinary collection. Thoroughly enjoyed viewing and describing by Describer - Please call for further information - free image downloads of significant areas available upon request - delivered free to UPA Loyalty Post-Free bidders in the UK, VERY HEAVY LOT - OVERSEAS BIDDERS PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR SHIPPING COSTS which may be relatively significant but meaningless against the overall value of this remarkable collection.
Lot 19547
Great Britain - Telegraphs : (SG T16) 1877 10s, IMPERF COLOUR TRIAL IN DULL CLARET, ovptd. SPECIMEN Type 8, block of 8 (4 x 2) from bottom of sheet with marginal imprint, small marginal tear and light creases, stamps are fine u.m. VERY RARE. Eastimate SG CAT for two b/4 = £4,000. (image available)
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Lot 421
BIRCH (T.), The Heads of Illustrious Persons of Great Britain. London 1747, folio, with numerous engravings, upper board detached and spine strip lacking; Galerie de Rubens, Paris 1809, folio, with 25 engraved plates, some light foxing and staining, rear board detached; LAWRENCE (Sir L), Engravings from the Choicest Works, circa 1850, folio, vignette title and numerous mezzotint plates, some foxing or spotting, spine damaged. (3)
Lot 260
Norfolk - topography. MARTIN (T) The History of Thetford, 1779, 4to, tre calf, cracked spine; TAYLOR (W) The Antiquities of Kings Lynn, 1844, small 4to, light foxing to plates, half calf; BARTELL (E) Cromer, A Watering Place, 2nd edition 1806, 8vo, folding map, 2 plates; EWING (W C) The Topographer's Manual, 1842, large 8vo, faded cloth; BRITTON (J) A Topographical and Historical Description of the County of Norfolk, c.1820, 8vo, plates, foxing, half calf; CROMWELL (T K) Excursions through Norfolk, 2 vols., 1818; few others (condition varies) (20)
Lot 416
ANTIQUITIES: GROSSON (J.B.B), Recueil des Antiquites et Monumens Marseillois. Marseille chez Jean Mossy 1773, 4to, numerous engraved plates with interleaving, half calf; Gems selected from the Antique with Illustrations. London 1804, 4to, plates with tissue guards, light foxing, half calf; POWNALL (Govenor), Notices and Descriptions of Antiquities of the Provencia Romana of Gaul...., 1788, small 4to, plates, somewhat toned; and two others, illustrated (5).
Lot 330
ALDAM (W L A) A Quaint Treatise on Flees, and the Art of Artyfichall Flee Making, London: John B. Day 1876, 4to, half-title, chromolithographed frontispiece and plate, 22 recessed oval mounts with actual flies, sporadic light spotting, original green cloth gilt; RADCLIFFE (W) Fishing From the Earliest Times, 1912, 8vo, plates, untrimmed, cloth backed boards (2)
Lot 401
ACKERMANN (Rudolph, publisher) The History of the Abbey Church of St. Peter's Westminster, its Antiquities and Monuments, 2 vols. in one, first edition, 1812, 4to, portrait frontispiece and plan, 81 hand-coloured aquatint plates as required, offsetting and some light browning, occasional foxing and dust or age soiling, full crushed red morocco gilt with worn edges, a.e.g.
Lot 109
FRAUNCE (Abraham) The Lawier's Logike, exemplifying the praecepts of Logike by the practise of the Common Lawe. London: William How for Thomas Gubbin, and T. Newman, 1588, 4to, folding table, few small worm holes at end, affecting only a few letters, slight age staining in places, few finger or light soil marks, and a few corners creased but generally a good copy in 18th century calf
Lot 81
FULKE (William). The Text of the New Testament of Jesus Christ, 4th edition London: by A. Mathewes 1633, folio, engraved title (trimmed and mounted), lacking 5 leaves of Colossians (3K2-6), rebacked calf; Bible, Cambridge: T. Buck and R. Daniel 1637, small 4to, King James version, Prayers at front lacking all before Calendar, OT and NT titles present, Concordance and Psalms at end, a few early inscriptions, typical light age staining, skilfully rebacked with raised spine bands, contemporary panel calf; another Bible, Cambridge 1630, small 4to, King James version, black letter, badly defective and damaged, rebound (3)
Lot 478
SOUTH AFRICA - TRAVEL. BACKHOUSE (J.). A Narrative of a Visit to the Mauritius and South Africa, 1844, light foxing, unopened, cloth; ANDERSSON (C.J.). Lake Ngami, 1856, light foxing, large folding map, faded cloth; PHILIP (Rev. J.). Researches in South Africa, in 2 vols, 1828, foxing to first and last leaves, and map, half calf; and 3 others and a folding tourist map of South Africa by Bartholomew (8)
Lot 303
BEAUMONT, (Edouard De; illustrator). La Barbe Bleue et La Belle au Bois Dormant, by Charles Perrault, 1887, folio, coloured illustrations printed by Boussod Valadon & Cie, full morocco gilt, t.e.g.; Cinderella and the Two Gifts, [two parts in one vol.], 1886, colour illustrated, light foxing or spotting, uncut, full morocco gilt by Riviere and Son, (2)
Lot 452
ADAMS (John) An Analysis of Horsemanship, teaching the whole art of riding..., in 3 vol., London: Albion Press for James Cundee, 1805, 8vo, engraved portrait, plates and plans, as required, one plate with moveable horse head and attached string bridle intact, occasional light foxing or staining, 2 titles slightly toned, uncut, rebound in recent tan morocco backed marbled boards. WILSON (Rev. J) The Rural Cyclopaedia, Edinburgh 1847-49, 4 vols, large 8vo, plates, slight occasional staining, half calf (7)
Lot 259
East Anglia - history and topography. Bacon's Excelsior Map of Norfolk and Suffolk, c.1900, coloured dissected and linen backed folding map, 115 x 91cm; BACON (N) Annalls of Ipswiche. 1884, 4to, part unopened, light foxing, uncut, patterned cloth; CROMWELL (T K) Excursions Through Essex; Excursions Through Suffolk, 4 vols bound in two, 1818, 8vo, 2 folding maps, plates, worn bindings; L'ESTRANGE (J) The Eastern Counties Collectanea, 1872-73, 8vo, (2 copies); Lives of Remarkable Characters, in Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk, 1820, 8vo, with 68 portraits, slight staining; few others (16)
Lot 188
FAUJAS-SAINT-FOND (B.) Description des Experiences de la Machine Aerostatique de M. de Montgolfier. First edition, 2 vols., Paris: chez Cuchet 1783-84, 8vo, 14 plates as called for on titles, folding table, some browning to two plates and title of vol. II, scattered light foxing, fine red half morocco by Bumpus (2)
Lot 475
CHINA and ASIA, travel. BUCHANAN (Rev. C.), Christian Researches in Asia, 2nd Ed, 1811; CALLLERY & YVAN. History of the Insurrection in China, 2nd ed, 1853; BARNEBY (W.H.). The New Far West and the Old Far East, 1889, folding coloured maps, illustrations, author's inscription to half title and one annotated photographic plate "A party at Nikko, Japan", occasional light foxing or spotting; and another copy, also author inscribed; FISHBOURNE (Capt. E.). Impressions of China, 1855, folding map; COBBOLD (Rev. R.H.). Pictures of the Chinese, 1860, slight staining, cloth and 6 others in varying condition (12).
Lot 337
Italy - poetry. MATHIAS (Thomas J.; translator) Carattaco, by W. Mason. Naples 1823, 8vo, inscribed from the author to title, paper wrapper; La Mutabilita, 1827, wrapper; Licida di Giovanni Milton Monodia per la Morte, 1812, inscribed to title, original boards; REDI (F) Bacco in Toscana Ditirambo, 1804; TARTT (W M) Memoirs ... of Pandolfo Collenuccio da Pesaro, 1868, 8vo, one of only 50 copies, author's inscription, stained boards; [TYTLER (Alexander F.)] Essay on.. Petrarch, London: for T. Cadell 1784, 12mo, 54pp. light foxing, later bound; VALLARDI (G) Itinerario D'Italia o sia Descrizione dei Viaggi. XXma edition, Milan 1832, 8vo, with 14 folding maps and a folding table, spine splitting, with taped wrap-around cover and tie
Lot 477
BAKER (Samuel W), The Albert N'Yanza, Great Basin of the Nile, in 2 vols., London: Macmillan 1866, 8vo, folding map and illustrations as called for, light occasional foxing or dust staining, bright original cloth gilt; TENNENT (Sir James E), Ceylon. An Account of the Island, two volumes, second edition, 1859, 8vo, maps, plans and illustrations, original cloth gilt (4)
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