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Lot 167
JOHN HARDMAN & CO. STUDIO. Two unframed, mounted, ink and watercolours on paper, stained glass window designs, one 1911 design for Aberfeldy, single circular light showing Agony in the Garden, and one 1918 design for 'West Windows in Aisles' at St Mary's, Derby, with four lights depicting St Patrick, St Hugh, St Chad and St Jospeh and eight emblem traceries, 33.5cm x 27.3cm and 42.7cm x 37cm, (2).
Lot 657
A group of eight Dinky toys diecasts to include; 162 Triumph 1300 in light blue, 342 Austin Mini Moke in dark green, 159 Ford Cortina De Luxe in white, 407 Ford Transit van 'Kenwood', 156 Saab 96 in red, 183 Morris Mini-Minor (automatic) in red with black roof, 280 Midland Mobile Bank and 710 Beechcraft S 35 Bonanza aircraft, all having original boxes, together with three other Dinky deists; 132 Ford 40RV, 153 Aston Martin DB6 and 164 Ford Zodiac Mk4, all in window boxes plus two boxed Solido racing cars. (13)
Lot 2211
A collection of five Autobiographies and Biographies signed by the authors, many with personal inscriptions and additional signatures to include - Frank 'Chota' Carey, Vera Lynn Local Refrain Spreading My Wings by Diana Barnato Walker, Green Two Sgt. Deniis Noble by Keith Arnold and Geoffrey Wellum First Light
Lot 2240
A Georgian Officer's commission dated 1st December 1808 appointing John Richardson to an ensign in the 40th or the 2nd Somersetshire Regiment of foot signed top left George R in a contorted hand by King George III - he was suffering from his madness at this time - sealed and countersigned by Lord Liverpool, Secretary of State for War and the Colonies who became Prime Minister in 1812 on the assassination of Spencer Perceval. Parchment measuring 35.5 cm x 23.5 cm - John Richardson served as subaltern in the 40th Regt. in the Peninsular War and at Waterloo, fighting at the battles of Busaco, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthez, Toulouse and Waterloo. He became Captain in the 40th in 1831, he exchanged to the 83rd (County of Dublin) Regiment in 1833 with which he served in Canada and he retired in 1840 Condition report: Good with light fading and fully legible on both sides
Lot 145
SELECTION OF CERAMICS comprising a Bretby pottery vase, 21.5cm high; Crown Ducal shaped hors d'oeuvre's dish; Burleigh Ware shell, 28.5cm long; Franklin baluster vase decorated with birds, 30cm high; five Adderlay Ware Old Willow pattern coffee cans and four saucers; an opaque glass pendant light shade with pink scroll decoration, 22.5cm high and two other vases
Lot 463
LARGE LATE VICTORIAN LIGHT ASH WARDROBE the stepped cornice above single and double door sections, the single section interior with rails, hooks and single drawer with fitted mirror to inner side of door, the double section interior with a selection of fitted drawers, raised on a shaped base, 214.5cm high x 202cm wide Note: This lot is sold on behalf of St Mungo's Retreat, Parson Street, Glasgow
Lot 268
A collection of assorted fly fishing tackle to include an alloy fly tin, a small compartmented fly tin, an alloy fly case, two Hardy natural spinning baits in boxes and a spool of Hardy "Solidae" fishing line CONDITION REPORTS All items appear to be in very used condition, tins are dirty with knocks, bumps and scratches throughout conducive with use, flies appear in good vintage condition with some light wear.
Lot 303
A Lucas Hercules style plate wind fishing reel bearing the name "Mitchells of Manchester" CONDITION REPORTS In used condition with some light rubbing throughout, the back has a scratch from top corner approx. 20 mm long, is dirty with signs of patination, one lower screw on back appears to be replacement, and under the handle central screw is missing, seems to turn smoothly, rod plate shows general wear, knocks and bumps to all corners and edges conducive with regular use and age.
Lot 305
A Hardy 2¾" diameter plate wind fishing reel, bearing oval Hardy logo and rod in hand trademark CONDITION REPORTS Is in used condition with some general light wear throughout, some patination, some surface scratching, at some point someone has carved initials on the outer edge of the back plate which are faintly visible, shows rubbing conducive with age, handle has a small 10 mm split to one side, seems to run smoothly.
Lot 331
A Coxon Aerial 3" diameter four spoke centre pin fishing reel CONDITION REPORTS In used condition and shows signs of general wear, wooden face has some slight splitting to one edge conducive with age but does not go all the way through - just a surface split from general drying out, reel has some light scratching, seems to turn smoothlyl, handles show general signs of wear particularly to the top and both have some small nibbles around screws, but otherwise generally appears in good sound condition.
Lot 333
A Hardy "Silex Major" 3¾" diameter extra wide salmon spinning reel, together with damaged maker's box CONDITION REPORTS Has some light wear and some surface scratches conducive with general use, back has several pin head size pitted holes to outer edge (please see photos), some general rubbing to wording throughout but still very legible, turns smoothly, some discolouration to the fitments conducive with age and use. Box in used condition with rubbing to the wording throughout but still recognisable, top section missing one side (please see photo), has clearly at some stage had "886" written to the top of the box, labels are worn with parts missing (please see photos), but appears fairly well cared for.
Lot 335A
A Hardy "Golden Prince" #7/8 trout fly reel, in maker's pouch and box CONDITION REPORTS Appears to have been extremely well looked after, with some very minor wear, appears to turn easily, generally appears in good overall sound condition, pouch in similar condition but with some light general wear, box has knocks and wear to corners and edges and is in used - but still very useable - condition.
Lot 336
A Hardy "Super Silex Multiplier" 3½" diameter multiplying spinning reel CONDITION REPORTS Is in used condition with some light surface scratching and rubbing throughout conducive with general use and age, is slight "sticky" to turn but does turn with a little pressure, shows some slight discolouration conducive with age, but appears sound.
Lot 419
A pale brown full length mink coat, bearing label inside inscribed "Designed by Despina Fur New York Athens Hong Kong", together with an astrakhan black full length coat CONDITION REPORTS Mink coat has some light wear, but overall appears to be in good condition, brown felt-like base onto which the strips of pelt are stitched are visible when the coat is folded or part the strips with your fingers and they appear generally to be firmly attached and as far as we are able to determine appears to be the form of manufacture rather than a fault. Black coat has wear and scuffs, some tattiness and baldness to edges, and quite a lot of rubbed areas, and some bald patches which have been subject to wear particularly to collar, elbows, etc.
Lot 653
A Frank Garrett 16 bore shotgun, double barrel, side by side, side lock, ejector, 28" barrels (sleeved) (No. 2003) (Purchaser must hold current shotgun licence) CONDITION REPORTS Basically sound, though with wear and tear conducive with age and use throughout, sleeved barrels appear in good order though blacking worn to the action end and slightly to the sharp end, other metalwork basically sound though again with some light scratching and wear and tear.
Lot 742
THOMAS IVESTER LLOYD (1873-1942) "The Chase", watercolour, signed lower right, together with AFTER T. IVESTER LLOYD "Fox Crossed Reet Under Husses Tail and Thou Sits Glowering There and Never See'd Him!" and "Mr Jorrocks Confronted by a Weritable Harm of the Sea" pair of colour prints CONDITION REPORTS Watercolour approx. 51 cm x 27 cm, overall with light general wear but appears in reasonably good condition. Both prints very faded, and boh frames have some wear and damage.
Lot 745
AFTER GILBERT HOLIDAY "The Grand National - The Chair", signed artist's proof, together with AFTER GILBERT HOLIDAY "The Grand National - The Water Jump", signed artist's proof, together with AFTER F A STEWART "Bowled Cleaner and Clever", colour print, AFTER CLAIRE EVA BURTON "Jockey Over Jump", limited edition colour print 552/850 signed lower right CONDITION REPORTS Gilbert Holiday prints approx. 39 cm x 25.5 cm and 41 cm x 28 cm, overall with light wear, mounts appear to have some fading, frames have some wear and chips, but overall appear in reasonably good condition. Stewart print has fading and some wear. Claire Burton print has some undulations to paper, and some general wear and dirt, frame has various bumps and chips.
Lot 172
Mazuchelli (Nina Elizabeth) - The Indian Alps and how we crossed them, half-title, 10 chromolithographed plates, folding map, some oxidising, foxing and other marking, light offsetting from plates, a few plates slightly frayed at edges, splits to map folds, closed tear to one f., modern calf-backed boards , 1876 § Whymper (E.) Scrambles Amongst the Alps in the Years 1860-69, fourth edition, plates and illustrations, folding maps and section, contemporary buckram, spine darkened with worn label , 1893 § Hunt (John) The Ascent of Everest, plates, original cloth, dust-jacket, torn and marked , 1953; and c.25 others, Mountaineering, 4to & 8vo (c.30)
Lot 19
Gilmour (James) - More about the Mongols, ink name on preliminary, damp-mottling to covers , 1893 § Cobbold (R.P.) Innermost Asia: Travel & Sport in the Pamirs, plates, folding map (torn), covers slightly sunned , 1900 § Bretschneider (E.) Mediaeval Researches from Eastern Asiatic Sources, 2 vol., folding map and plate , 1910 § Carruthers (D.) Unknown Mongolia, 2 vol., second edition, plates including folding, folding maps, contemporary morocco-backed cloth , 1914 § Schomberg (R.C.F.) Between the Oxus and the Indus, plates, folding map , 1935 § Mannin (Ethel) South to Samarkand, plates, map endpapers, light publisher's stamp on title , 1936, first editions in original cloth unless otherwise stated ; and a quantity of others, Central Asia, including 4 vol. of The Asiatic Journal, v.s. (qty)
Lot 237
Rosenkrantz (Oluf) - Apologia Nobilitatis Danicae contra Larvatum illum Franciscum Irenaeum & Propudiosum illum Holophantam Johannem Bunonem Aliosq[ue] Nobilitatis insensissimos Hostes, some browning and light staining, noneteenth centrury boards, rubbed, spine worn, 4to, [? Lübeck], 1681. A violent defence of the Danish nobility against attacks by contemporary historians, published in an edition of 550 copies. The author incurrred the wrath of the king and forfeited his titles and property.
Lot 245
British Army during the - Napoleonic War.- Latham Information & Instructions for Commanding... Napoleonic War.- Latham (William, Captain, Royal Flintshire Light Infantry, Southsea Camp, near Portsmouth, fl. 1803) Information & Instructions for Commanding Generals & Others, 27pp., slightly browned, original brown wrappers, lettered direct on upper cover, slight ink marks on upper cover, sm. 4to, 1803; and 2 others, comprising a Ground plan of the Depot for the Reserves of War Valleyfield, repaired with tape, watermarked 1811, and an original pen and ink with watercolour of a cross on turret, 1901, v.s., v.d. (3). First mentioned, dealing with the invasion threat of Napoleon's army in 1803.
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Lot 275
Antiquities.- [Worsley - ] Museum Worsleyanum or A Collection of Antique Basso Relievos... ( Sir Richard)] Museum Worsleyanum or A Collection of Antique Basso Relievos Bustos Statues and Gems with Views of Places in the Levant taken on the spot in the years MDCCLXXXV VI and VII, 2 vol., first edition, presentation copy inscribed "To Mrs. Mary ?Carter with Sir Richard Worsley's Compliments" on front free endpapers, engraved portrait by A.Cardon, vignette titles and 105 plates, one double-page, several with more than one image, and 7 engraved illustrations in text, text in English and Italian, with letterpress letter in Latin to Worsley from Cambridge University at end of vol.1 (often missing), portrait foxed and wormed, some other worming to vol.1 (mostly marginal), some light spotting and soiling and light offsetting from plates, on leaf (pp.47-48) in vol.2 torn, engraved book-label of George Cornwall Legh and shelf-label of High Legh library, contemporary half russia, uncut, worn, covers of vol.1 detached, folio, [cf.Blackmer 1842, second edition of 1824], W.Bulmer & Co. for the Shakespeare Press], 1794 [1798-1803]. Magnificent catalogue of antique sculpture and gems, including views of the Parthenon and other Greek temples, the Pyramids and Haghia Sophia in Constantinople. Sir Richard Worsley (1751-1805) was a politician and art collector who travelled widely in Greece and Asia Minor in 1785-87 and was later British Resident at Venice 1794-97. He was the first British traveller to transport works of art from Greece back to England, where he displayed his collection of antiquities at his house Appuldurcombe in the Isle of Wight. The cost of his travels, purchases and production of this work is reputed to have totalled approximately £27,000, the publication alone (excluding binding) amounting to almost £3000.
Lot 277
[Burney (Frances)] - Camilla, 5 vol. first edition , advertisement leaf at the end of vol.1, list of subscribers, contemporary ink inscriptions to 2 titles, some light marking, englapers browned, a few small marginal tears, contemporary tree calf, spines rather creased, rubbed and scuffed, [Rothschild 550 & 551], T.Payne & others, 1796; Cecilia, or Memoirsof an Heiress, 5 vol. fourth edition, little staining, lightly browned, contemporary boards, spines darkened , worn & marked, spines damaged, 1784, 12mo (10)
Lot 295
Coleridge (Samuel Taylor) - The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, 20 tipped-in colour plates and illustrations in green and black by Willy Pogany, some very light spotting on the last couple of pages, tooled dark tan leather from a design by the artist incorporating a gilt albatross, edges and hinges a little rubbed, 4to , [1910]. IMPORTANT: This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
Lot 319
Allingham (Margery) - Black Plumes, first edition, some occasional light foxing to margins, endpapers browned, original cloth, foxed, dust-jacket, spine faded, spine ends and corners a little chipped, with some loss to imprint and title to spine ends, further abrasion mark to spine, light surface soiling to lower panel, 8vo, 1940.
Lot 327
Fleming (Ian) - From Russia, With Love, first edition , contemporary ink name on front pastedown, original boards blocked in silver & red, light crease affecting upper cover, dust-jacket by Richard Chopping, worn at corners with small splits and some loss, worn at spine ends with further abrasions down the spine and browning with small stain near head, some other minor browning, [Gilbert A5a 1.1], 8vo , 1957.
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