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Click here to subscribeA pair of stuffed and mounted Coke's Hartebeast heads, one shot at Athi Plains, British East Africa, March 12th 1909 by S Belfield; the other shot at Athi Plains, British East Africa, March 15th 1909 by Charles Mitchell; bearing identity plaques and labels of Rowland Ward Ltd, Piccadilly, London, to rear
A pair of stuffed and mounted Jackson's Hartebeast heads, one shot at Guaso Narok, British East Africa, March 4th 1909 by Charles Mitchell; the other shot Near El Bor Lossat Lake, British East Africa, March 2nd 1909 by S Belfield; bearing identity plaques and labels of Rowland Ward Ltd, Piccadilly, London, to rear
A stuffed and mounted Jackson's Hartebeast head, shot at Guaso Narok, British East Africa, March 4th 1909 by Charles Mitchell; and a stuffed and mounted Neumann's Hartebeast head, shot Near El Bor Lossat Lake, British East Africa, March 3rd 1909 by S Belfield; bearing identity plaques and labels of Rowland Ward Ltd, Piccadilly, London, to rear
A pair of stuffed and mounted Oryx heads, one shot on the Northern Slopes of Mt Kenya, British East Africa, January 1st 1909 by S Belfield; the other shot at Guaso Nyiro River, British East Africa, February 11th 1909 by S Belfield; bearing identity plaques and labels of Rowland Ward Ltd, Piccadilly, London, to rear
A pair of stuffed and mounted Waterbuck heads, one shot at the Rongory River, British East Africa, January 18th 1909 by Charles Mitchell; the other shot at Guaso Nyiro River, British East Africa, February 12th 1909 by S Belfield; bearing identity plaques and labels of Rowland Ward Ltd, Piccadilly, London, to rear
Three stuffed and mounted Impala heads, one shot at Nagare Ndare River, British East Africa, February 10th 1909 by S Belfield; the other shot at N. Guaso Nyiro, British East Africa, February 12th 1909 by Charles Mitchell; the other shot at Guaso Nyiro River, British East Africa, February 12th 1909 by S Belfield; bearing identity plaques and labels of Rowland Ward Ltd, Piccadilly, London, to rear
A pair of stuffed and mounted Eland heads, one shot at Pesi River, British East Africa, February 25th 1909 by Charles Mitchell; the other shot at Ungobit River, British East Africa, February 28th 1909 by S Belfield; bearing identity plaques and labels of Rowland Ward Ltd, Piccadilly, London, to rear
Four stuffed and mounted Thomson's Gazelle heads, one shot at Pesi River, British East Africa, February 24th 1909 by Charles Mitchell; one shot at Pesi Swamp, British East Africa, February 25th 1909 by S Belfield (mounted on a board); one shot at Pesi River, British East Africa, February 27th 1909 by Charles Mitchell; one shot at Athi Plains, British East Africa, March 12th 1909 by Charles Mitchell; bearing identity plaques and labels of Rowland Ward Ltd, Piccadilly, London, to rear (4)
A collection of 1940's and 50's stage, film and TV autographs in two albums together with a collection of signed photographs including examples of Alma Cogan, the Deep River Boys, Mikey and Griff, the majority to one recipient, also a collection of letters from predominantly escapologists and trickologists, the majority to the same recipient together with assorted other theatre and cinema ephemera
A collection of sporting books including "The Game of Golf", various contributors, London Seeley, Service & Company Ltd 1931 complete with price intact dust jacket; "Bedrock Principles of Golf" by WW Lowe, Collins London 1937 complete with dust jacket (af), "A New Way to Better Golf" by Alex J Morrison, William Heinemann London 1934, "Forty Years in Football" by Ivan Sharpe, Hutchinson's London 1952 complete with dust jacket together with "Secret Session Speeches" by Winston S Churchill, Cassell & Company 1946, with dust jacket
3 boxing trophies awarded to Pte S Farebrother, Border Regt: 2 handled silver coloured cup for "Best Loser, Army and RAF Championship, Mussoorie, 1935", with 3 silver marks "WB", horse's (?) head and "silver", 7?" high excluding plinth; figure of a boxer, 2?" on plinth "Inter Company Novices 1931"; desk ornament of regimental badge over plate "Welter Weight Winner", marked "silver", on dark wood 2?" x 4". GC
A pen and ink cartoon of a duel, c 1820, entitled "A bull-et of communication" ( a pun on Papal Bull of Exconmunication), below which an amusing m/s poem "Exchanging-Receiving the difference" describing how the 2 characters in the cartoon were overcome by mortal fear and fired their pistols into the air!. Neatly mounted and framed in maple, 14" x 17"
* A good pair of DB 20 bore top lever hammerless boxlock ejector sporting guns by Webley & Scott, number 135296, 42?" overall, barrels 26", and number 135298, 42?" overall, barrels 26", numbered "1" and "2" in gold on fore end caps, top ribs and top levers, automatic top safeties, scroll engraved frames and trigger guards, light coloured walnut stocks with chequered fore ends and wrists, the oval GS escutcheons engraved "S J G". VGWO and almost as New Condition, retaining virtually all original blued and colour hardened finish (a few very minor knocks to stocks), in their fitted crimson baize lined brass bound leather covered case, with maker's label, straps and carrying handle. GC (some external wear)
A .65" Yeomanry percussion holster pistol by E. Baker, 15" overall, barrel 9" with London and Baker's proofs, ordnance inspector's mark and engraved "E Baker", plain lock engraved "E Baker", converted from flintlock with nipple drum; walnut fullstock with regulation brass mounts, the sideplate engraved "T" over "S H", the trigger guard engraved "No 10", stirrup ramrod. GWO & generally GC (worn overall, ramrod stirrup missing)
A .577" Snider Mark III Cavalry carbine of the Cape Mounted Rifles, 37?" overall, barrel 19" with ordnance proof and inspector's marks; the lock marked with crowned VR and "B S A Co 1871", halfstocked with indistinct ordnance storekeeper's mark on the butt, regulation brass mounts, the butt plate tang stamped "A/36/CMR". GWO & C (slightly worn)
A Collection of Boxed Diecast Vehicles including Two Days Gone Limited Edition Sets - The Royal Mail Collection and The London Bus Collection, Vanguards Limited Edition Classic Cars of The 1960's, four Ltd Edition Vanguard twin sets, Corgi Beatles Magical Mystery Tour Bus, four Corgi Yorkshire Rider Buses; box of unboxed models.
Five Boxed Corgi Classic Trucks;- British Road Services Bedford S Type Tractor Unit with Flat Trailer, British Rail Bedford S Platform Trailer and Railway Container, Esso Scammell Highwayman & Tanker Trailer Set, Bulwark Transport Ltd Atkinson Cylindrical Tanker Set, and a AEC Eliptical Tanker Major.
A French Clockwork Tinplate Model of a 1920's Open Top Tourer by JEP (Jouets en Paris), with detachable windscreen, twin headlamps, active suspension, solid wheel hubs with Dunlop rubber tyres, brake mechanism, number plate 7395 JEP, with original key, length 20in (51cm) (in need of restoration)
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