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Lot 964
THE CHURLS - S/T US TEST PRESSING (SP 4169). The monstrous 1968 LP from the Canadian screamers, seen here is the original US test pressing (A&M SP 4169). The record is in well presented Ex condition with just a couple of rather light and minor surface markings. Housed, as was common with this release, with a generic white sleeve.
Lot 123
Vintage Car Interest: Twenty-Eight Volumes, to include: Doug Woodrow The Austin 7 Manual Ed Burrow, Ed Cross & A J Wilson The Dunlop Book: The Motorist's Guide, Counsellor and Friend, 2nd edn, leather bound Four pamphlets by Profile Publications: The MG Midget M-Type, The Touring G.N.S., The Austin 7 and The 1500 and 1100 H.R.G.S 1935-1956 etc
Lot 314
Totem B.R. (M) GREAT BRIDGE NORTH, FIF. Ex. L. & N.W.R.station between Dudley and Wednesbury, opened 1850 by the South Staffordshire Railway. By the late 1800s it was evident that passenger services were not as viable as freight services, but it remained open until 1964. Rust evident on border, one chip lower right, 92cm x 25cm.
Lot 338A
A fine collection of Mexican Bank notes in an album (60 in total) consisting of notes from independent banks and from the Bank of Mexico, Including; El Banco del Estado de Chihuahua 5 Pesos 1913; El Banco de Londres y Mexico 1 Peso 1914; El Banco de Hidalgo 1 Peso note Stencilled with “Amortizado” 1914; El Banco del Estado de Mexico 1 Peso 1914; El Banco Oriental de Mexico 1 Peso 1914 (picture); El Banco de Tamaulipas 5 Pesos 1914; El Banco Peninsular Mexicano 5 Pesos 1914; Erjercito Constitucionalista de Mexico 1 Peso and 5Pesos; Estado de Chihuahua 1 Peso, 5 Pesos, 10Pesos, 20 Pesos 1915; Tesoreria General Del Estano 25 centavos 1913; La Tesoreria de la Federacion 50 centavos and 1 Peso 1914; Gobierno Provisional de Mexico, 1 Peso “Revalidado por decreto de 17 de diciembre de 1914”; Provisional de Mexico, 1 Peso serie M (Blue) and 1 Peso serie J (White) 1916; 5 Peso note Obligacion Provisional del Erario Federal 1914; Republica Mexicana Gobierno Constitucionalista, 5 Peso (Picture) 10 Peso (Picture) 1915; El Estado de Durango, 1 Peso 1914 and 5Peso (Picture) 1914; Ejercito Constitucionalista 1 Peso 1915 (Picture); El Libre Soberano de Mexico, 1 Peso 1915; Republica Mexicana, 50 centavos and 1 Peso 1914; Estado de Oaxaca, 1 Peso and 10 Peso 1915; Estado de Sondra, 25 centavos and 1 Peso 1915; La Tesoreria de la Federacion 1 centavos, 50 centavos and 1 Peso, 1914; Gobierno Provisional de Mexico 1, 5, 10, and 20 Peso 1914; 1 Peso Comision Reguladora del Mercado de Henequen 1914; La Tesoreria General del Estado 1 and 2 Peso 1916;Banco de Mexico 1 Peso notes 1948, 59, 65, 67, 69, 70; El Banco de Mexico S.A. 5 Peso notes 1969, 1971, 10 Peso note 1963; Plus 4 other cardboard ticket currency.
Lot 489
A ruby and diamond eternity ring, each square diamond alternating between two square rubies, all channel set in unmarked white precious metal, size M-N, (1.6g) Condition Report / Extra Information Some splits to the band.In need of a very good clean. Abrasions and wear to the stones (although some may be obscured by dirt).
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Lot 155
[Diana, Princess of Wales 1961-1997] Two monochrome photographs of Lady Diana Spencer, later the Princess of Wales, taken on the 20th April 1978 at the wedding of Lady Jane Spencer to Robert Fellowes the Assistant Private Secretary to the Queen, the ceremony took place at the Guards Chapel with a 16 year old Lady Diana as bridesmaid, in one candid photograph Lady Diana sits on the floor at the foot of the cake table alongside two young flower girls, with the wedding party continuing in the distance above, in the second formal photograph Lady Diana stands in the back row of the wedding party, photographs taken by Nigel Peyton who worked for Sir Geoffrey Shakerley Bt (m. Lady Elizabeth Anson, sister to Patrick, Lord Lichfield) at his company Photographic Records, 18 x 13 cm and 16 x 21 cm respectively
Lot 1275
A rare and unusual brass-bound rosewood two-day Royal Observatory Marine Chronometer with Airy's Bar and Rokeby's side windingBy Charles Frodsham, London, No. 3169, circa 1860 and 1864The case of usual form, with hinged and glazed lids, the top inset with a brass escutcheon, and with ivory roundel to the front with Government arrow and inscribed FRODSHAM No 3169, below a push-piece and with brass lock escutcheon below, with brass carrying handles and on later bun feet; the gimballed brass bowl with counter-weight and glazed bezel with thin reflecting ring, the silvered dial signed Charles Frodsham, 84 Strand, London. No. 3169, engraved with garter testimonials at X and XII and engraved With Airy's Compensation, Roman chapters and Arabic five-minute markers, fine blued steel fleur-de lys hands, with subsidiaries for power reserve and seconds subsidiary and engraved with the Government arrow, the chain fusée movement inscribed Charles Frodsham LONDON, and with government mark, Earnshaw detent escapement, cut bi-metallic compensated balance with Airy's bar, the fusée square with large brass wheel for engagement to Rokeby's side winding mechanism, together with an ivory handled crank key19 cm. square. Illustrated PROVENANCE:Christie's, London, 10th June 1998, lot 57. (Sold £12,075 inc. premium)LITERATURE:Cmdr. R. T. Gould, The Marine Chronometer, London, 1973, p. 220.Vaudrey Mercer, The Frodshams, Ticehurst, 1981, p. 289.The Royal Observatory records give the following concerning HM. Ships to which this chronometer was issued:No. 3169 C. Frodsham 2-day purchased May 1860In July 1864 No. 3169 was fitted with Rokeby's external winding system, which necessitated a larger gimbal and new box.8 March 1865 HMS Megaera3 Jan 1871 HMS Pert14 Oct 1886 HMS Victor Emanuel15 Feb 1896 Malta11 July 1901 HMS Imperience18 May 196 SydneyTransferred to the Australian Government.See Hydrographer's letter 24 August 1921.Lt. Langham Rokeby, R. M., designed in 1863 an arrangement with a vertical spindle mounted on the side of the bowl. For the wheel and the pinion to engage, the key had to be pressed firmly down with the chronometer locked into its gimbals. This arrangement was fitted to one or two Admiralty chronometers for trial but they were apparently found to be clumsy and easily deranged.
Lot 257
An emerald and diamond three stone ring, the baguette cut emerald in four claw setting, approximately 0.96 carats, set within two round brilliant cut diamonds, each approximately 0.35 carats, all set in white to a plain shank, unmarked, 3.8g gross, finger size M CONDITION REPORT: Emerald with inclusions visible under 10x lens with some wear to facet edges. Diamonds approximately Si clarity with no damage. The cast shank showing only slight signs of wear with jewellers scratch marks to the inside of the shank. Ring in good condition. Lack of marks, setting and wear would indicate 2nd half of 20th century.Emerald is bright and vibrant - L 6.49mm x w 5.82mm x d 3.76mm. Appears fairly clean to the naked eye and transparent. Under 10x lens several inclusions are visible with areas of small dark inclusions, the largest to the outside of the stone to the centre. Approximate colour of diamonds L-M. One diamond Si clarity with black inclusions immediately visible through table facet. The other stone has a small chip to a crown facet by the girdle but no obvious internal inclusions. It does however need a proper clean and there could be inclusions behind the claws.
Lot 302A
A Victorian 18 carat gold black enamel 'In Memory Of' mourning ring, London 1867, the inside inscribed 'My dear Father Obt Apr 23 1868 at 69' and 'My dear Brother Obt Nov 8 1867 at 40', 4.2g gross, finger size O CONDITION REPORT: Under a 10 x lens there are small knocks and scratches visible to areas of the enamel. There is a larger chip beneath the letter 'E' and second 'M' and above the letter 'R'. These are only noticeable under extreme close inspection. Generally in very good order with clear engraving and hallmarks. No damage or wear to the gold.
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