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Lot 182
TRIANG/TRIANG HORNBY - various accessories - R140 Double Track Signal Gantry (Mint in Good Box), R263 Point Operated Signals x 2 (Mint Boxed with Instructions), RT405 Colour Light Signal Sets x 2 (Mint Boxed with Instructions), R406 Automatic Train Control Set x 2 (One Excellent Boxed with Instructions and the other incomplete), R573 Colour Signal Gantry ONLY (Good Boxed), R407 Pressure Switch Controls x 3 (Boxed - one Set incomplete), 5 x Triang Station Lights (Good) and 2 x R62 Waiting Rooms (one Near Mint Boxed and the other missing chimney in Fair Box)
Lot 303
MARKLIN 3R 6 x Goods Wagons - 4628 VTG Bogie Tanker - 4512 Double Flat Truck with Wood Plank Load - Both Near Mint Boxed - Depressed Centre Flat Car with Transformer (and spare load) - Excellent Boxed - 2 x 4613 Auto Carriers - one Excellent with 4 x Marklin Cars in a Box missing endflap and the other with 2 x Marklin Cars Good and 4411 Boxcar with illuminated rear light - Good.
Lot 534
MATCHBOX 1 to 75 Series Superfast x 7 - 6 x Models Mint Boxed and 1 Near Mint in Mint Box - 30d Beach Buggy Yellow Interior - 31d Volks- Dragon -37d Light Blue Soopa Coopa - 59d Mercury Fire Chief - 70 Dodge Dragster and 74 Tow Joe - 3d Monteverdi Hai Orange Body/Silver Base (Near Mint in Mint Box)
Lot 104
A large 19th Century Paris Porcelain twin handled vase decorated with two handpainted panel scenes, one face painted with a young maiden collecting water with a male sat by her side with steps and foliage in the background, the other side a Continental landscape with castle and river to the foreground framed with trees and foliage, all set to a crimson ground with light pink detailing and low relief acanthus border edges, gold and silver detailing, unmarked, height 75cm
Lot 36
A quantity of 1930's pressed amber glass including two cake stands, two large bowls, 22cm diameter, a water jug, 21cm high, a fruit bowl, a rose bowl, vases and glasses, together with quantity of ceramics including five 1930s leaf moulded plates and dishes, a Regal ware lustre dressing table set, 1930s glass light shade, a cake stand, pressed Carnival glass bowl, square Crown Devon bowl, 22cm diameter, and a blue glass rose bowl. (42)
Lot 1031A
A modern beech framed cheval mirror, painted dark green, a/f foot broken, 47 by 36 by 165cm high together with a brass plated three branch electrolier with glass shades, another similar, anodised black three branch electrolier with three glass shades, a double wall sconce with faux candle fittings, and a single arched wall light with a clear glass shade. (6)
Lot 16
Lander, Richard & John Journal of an Expedition to Explore the Course and Termination of the Niger in 2 Volumes (c1832) 10x15cm The Landers were commissioned by the British Colonial Office to complete what had been left undone by the Clapperton expedition to the Niger River. They mapped the Niger from its source to where it emptied into the Bight of Benin. First American Edition, issued the same year as the London edition. The plates and maps are a mix of wood and steel engravings, stipple engravings, etc. In series: `Harper`s family library`. 2 vols. I: frontis + xiii + map + 384 + 2 maps (one fold.). II: frontis + 7pp + 337 + 2pp advertisements + 3 plates. Light wear to boards, spine ends slightly chipped, foxing on first and last pages of each volume and inscriptions on inside front covers, otherwise clean, tightly bound and very good copies. Good+ New York J & J Harper c1832 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 34
Latrobe (Rev. C.I.) JOURNAL OF A VISIT TO SOUTH AFRICA, IN 1815 4to (270 x 220 mm) With Some Account of the Missionary Settlements of the United Brethren, near the Cape of Good Hope. 406 pages, folding coloured map as frontispiece with the author?s outward and return journeys outlined in red and blue, 12 fine hand coloured aquatint plates drawn by R. Cocking from sketches by the author, and 4 uncoloured plates, recent quarter blue leather titled and decorated in gilt on the spine, marbled paper sides, fold in title page strengthened with Japanese paper,some light foxing, the plates are crisp and well coloured. `South Africa in Print` comments about Latrobe that `He has left an important volume of travels with illustrations second only to those of Burchell`. Colvin in his introduction to Mendelssohn`s `Bibliography` describes the Journals as `written with much sweet piety and simplicity of spirit, yet (he) shows shrewdness of observation and a fine common sense.` Good London Published by L.B. Seeley 1818 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 38
Das Neves (D. Fernandes) A HUNTING EXPEDITION TO THE TRANSVAAL 8vo (192 x 132 mm) Translated from the Portuguese by Mariana Monteiro. 280 pages, original red gilt decorated cloth over bevelled boards, back dull, hinges strengthened with cloth, bookplate of the South African Archaeological Society on the front paste-down endpaper, some light soiling throughout the text, edges uncut. Mendelssohn (Sydney) South African Bibliography, volume 1, pages 416-417, Das Neves who visited the Transvaal in 1860 in order to hunt elephant and trade in ivory, records his impressions of the Transvaal during this period. He describes his experiences hunting game including hippopotamus, lion, and buffalo, and he also records the oral history of local Shangaan and Swazi regarding the events surrounding the assassination of Dingane. Czech (Dr. Kenneth) An Annotated Bibliography of African Big Game Hunting Books 1785 ? 1999, (2011) page 75, ?A Portuguese hunter and explorer, Das Neves set out from Lourenco Marques on an expedition into the Transvaal in 1860 to collect ivory and stimulate trade in Portuguese territory. He hunted hippopotamus on the river Save, also collecting buffalo and gazelle there. Near Zoutpansberg in the northern Transvaal, he hunted lion, buffalo and elephant, though the descriptions of the hunts are rather scant in detail,? Good London George Bell, and Sons 1879 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 52
Lawrence C. Green. THE COAST OF TREASURE. 8vo Gilt on green cloth boards. 269pp. illustrated b/w plates, maps on eps. Sympathetically rebound gilt on green cloth boards in original style with photocopy endpapers. thus looks new. ff show light foxing. faint stamp to title page, several other school-library stamps. This is the first of Lawrence Green`s early titles published in prewar London. The `Coast Of Treasure` alluded to in the title is the coast of what was then German South West Africa, now Namibia. The author ranges further than that, from Table Bay to St Helena, Ascension Island, the Southern Ocean islands including Tristan Da Cunha, Gough, Thompson & Lindsay, Kergeulen, Hog, Possession, St Paul, & Bouvet Islands. Note the error of the initial on the title page! VG+ London Putnam 1933 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 76
Brian Kearney. ARCHITECTURE IN NATAL. From 1824 To 1893. 4to Ochre cloth boards. 255pp illustrated b/w. 4to. Bookplate ffep. A Fine unread copy in protected VG+ d/w (spine fading, light wear only, no chips, loss or tears). The definitive reference to early Natal architecture. With over 500 illustrations and plans. Covers domestic and public buildings of the early colonial period, town planning, the influence of building techniques and materials, professional status and problems of architects, surveyors, and engineers. Fine Cape Town Balkema 1970-1973 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 78
Thornton, Robert John Thornton?s Temple of Flora folio (435x310 mm) Original engravings and the work describes by Geoffery Grinson with Bibliographical Notes by Handasyde Buchanan. Frontpiece and 11 colour plates, 24 collotypes in black and white, folio (435x310 mm), quarter brown calf with green paper sides, top edge gilt, light foxing on the endpapers, preliminary pages and page edge, the plates ? all with tissue guards ? are bright. No other English book of flower illustrations is more celebrated than this one. This edition of Thornton?s Temple of Flora has been designed and produced for William Collins, 14 St Jame?s Place, London, by George M. rainbird and Ruari McLean. The colour and collotype plates have been printed by Van Leer of Amsterdam and the text pages set in Monotype Perpetua and printed by Meyer of Wormerveer on Van Gelder mould-made paper. The binding has been executed at the London Craft Bindery of W.H. Smith and Sons. The wrapper design and label is based on that used for the rare original parts in which the Temple of Flora was issued. The label and the calligraphic title-page were drawn by Johan Brinkley. This Special edition on hand-made paper is limited to 250 copies, of which this is number 194. Signed by: Geoffrey Grigson, Handasyde Buchanan and William Thomas Stern (who supplied the botanical notes). very good 14 St Jame?s Place, London Collins 1951 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 129
H.G.Lugg A Natal Family Looks Back-(SIGNED) 15 X 23.5cm The good old days of Natal are seen in a nostalgic mist in this new history of a land that will for ever be loved by those of us who were born there. That is because H.C./(Harry) Lugg, the author relates it as a family saga. Hardcover with dustcover- signed by the author to title page.Foreward/with 126 pages plus an appendix of 58 pages. Both sections having ilustrations. Light offset to endpapers. Very clean copy. Very Good Durban T.W. Griggs & Co Ltd 1970 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 154
Godlonton, R A Narrative of the Irruption of the Kaffir Hordes into the Eastern Province of the Cape of Good Hope 1834 - 1835 (Limited Edition) 220cm x 147cm A Narrative of the Irruption of the Kaffir Hordes into the Eastern Province of the Cape of Good Hope 1834-1835. Into the Eastern Province of the Cape of Good Hope 1834-1835. Including Parts I, II and III of the Introductory Remarks. Hard cover in original black cloth with gilt on spine and front, facsimile reprint (Africana Collectanea Series) of the 1835 edition, this being No. 436 of the edition limited to 750 copies. (xii) + 270 + 297pp + portrait frontispiece and 2 maps (1 folding). Partial browning to free endpapers. Previous owner`s inscription on flep, light wear to extremeties of dj. Very Good Cape Town C. Struik 1965 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 157
Gerhard-Mark van der Waal FROM MINING CAMP TO METROPOLIS The Buildings of Johannesburg 1886-1940 300 x 215 x 30mm An account of the history of old buildings, places and events while exploring the architectural heritage of the City of Johannesburg. Numerous illustrations and plans, frontispiece, 8 maps. Pages [i-iii]iv-xvi pp 1-268. Dust jacket in Very Good condition. Light brown cloth-covered boards, dark brown text on front cover and spine. Illustrated time-line of buildings on front and back endpapers. Book in Very Good condition. Melville Chris van Rensburg 1986 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 182
Bosman, Herman Charles MAFEKING ROAD - First Edition 8vo. A near fine copy of this classic South African literary title. Apart from the inscription on the front pastedown and a faint initial on the ffep. and some light offsetting to the fep.`s, this is a very clean unmarked and unfoxed copy in the bright original grey cloth. The scarce dw. has about 1/2cm. chipping at the top of the spine, some edge wear and fraying, some creasing at the top of the rear panel and one internal tape repair of a closed tear. However still in better state than most wrappers of this title that I have seen. A very collectible copy. Very Good Plus South Africa Central News Agency 1947 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
Lot 286
Bullock (Charles) THE MASHONA (The Indigenous Natives of S. Rhodesia) 8vo (220 x 145 mm) 400 pages, glossary, index, red cloth gilt. Light foxing on the preliminary pages including the title page, stamp of the Rhodesia Scientific Association on the front free endpaper and elsewhere in the text. Good Cape Town & Johannesburg Juta & Co., Ltd. No date (1927) Click here to view further details and images and to bid
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