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![Bles, Joseph, Rare English Glasses of the XVII & XVIII Centuries, London, Geoffrey Bles, [n.d.], large 4to (320mm x 250mm.),](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10011/2260479/255-50-10011_468x382.jpg)
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Bles, Joseph, Rare English Glasses of the XVII & XVIII Centuries, London, Geoffrey Bles, [n.d.], large 4to (320mm x 250mm.), half title, frontispiece, tipped in plates, intials, occasional spotting, original cloth, spine and front cover lettered in gilt, dust-jacket, torn, armorial bookplate. Francis, Grant R., Old English Drinking Glasses Their Chronology and Sequence, London, Herbert Jenkins Limited, 1926, large 4to (320mm x 250mm.), half title, frontispiece, plates, occasional spotting, original cloth, spine and front cover lettered in gilt, dust-jacket, a few short tears, armorial bookplate. With a number of other glass reference related works and auction catalogues, including Albert Hartshorne's 'Old English Glasses An Account of Glass Drinking Vessels in England from Early Times to the End of the Eighteenth Century' (London & New York, 1897), Edward Dillon's 'Glass' (London, 1907), L. M. Angus-Butterworth's 'British Table and Ornamental Glass' (London, 1956), and W. A. Thorpe's 'English & Irish Glass' (London & Boston, 1927).
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Crowther Smith, H. F., A Lawn Tennis Alphabet, London, Slazengers Ltd, [n.d.], 8vo (245mm x 180mm.), half title, 24 full-page colour illustrations, original decorative boards, rebacked. With a number ot other works including a four volume set of Archibald Thorburn's 'British Birds' (London, 1926), M. Maeterlinck & G. Vernon Stokes 'My Dog' (London, 1906), and Mortimer Menpes Japan A record in Colour' (London, 1905).
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Ingoldsby, Thomas, & Arthur Rackham (illustrator), The Ingoldsby Legends Mirth & Marvels, London, J. M. Dent & Co, 1907, 4to (255mm x 190mm.), half titles, title printed in red and black, tipped in colour frontispiece, tipped in colour plates, illustrations, some spotting, original green cloth gilt, t.e.g., corners bumped. With Richard Brinsley Sheridan & Hugh Thomson (illustrator) 'The School for Scandal' (London, n.d.).
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Palmer, Aaron Haight, Letter to the Hon. John M. Clayton, Secretary of State, enclosing a Paper, Geographical, Political, and Commercial, on the Independent Oriental Nations; and Containing a Plan for Opening, Extending, and Protecting American Commerce in the East, Washington, Gideon & Co, 1849, tall 8vo (230mm x 155mm.), later cloth backed baords, original wrappers, with contemporary 'Yale College Library' on front wraper. With Tyler Dennett's 'The Democratic Movement in Asia' (New Yrok, 1918), William Elliot Griffis 'The Mikado's Empire' (New York, 1883), H. N. Allen's 'Korean Tales Being A Collection of Stories Translated From the Korean Folk Lore' (New York & London, 1889), Bayard Taylor's 'India, China and Japan, in the year 1853' (New York, 1855), I. C. Hannah's 'A Brief History of Eastern China' (London, 1900), and Henry K. Beauchamp's (translator) 'Hindu Manners, Customs and Ceremonies' (Oxford 1899).
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Roberts, Edmund, Embassy to the Eastern Courts of Cochin-China, Siam, and Muscat; in the U.S. Sloop-of-War Peacock, David Gheisinger, Commander, New York, Harper & Brothers, 1837, 4to (210mm x 130mm.), title, and front free endpapers with contemporary ownership signature, some spotting, later green cloth. With three other works including William James Hail's 'Tseng Kuo-Fan and the Taiping Rebellion With a Short Sketch of the Later Career' (New Haven, 1927), Josiah Quincy's 'The Journals of Major Samuel Shaw, The First American Consul at Canton' (Boston, 1847), and 'Memoirs of the Rev Walter M. Lowrie, Missionary to China edited by his Father' (New York, 1850).
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Thorburn, Archibald, British Mammals, London, Longmans, Green and Co, 1920, folio (400mm x 320mm.). two volumes, half titles, titles printed in red and black, 2 tipped-in colour frontispieces, title vignettes, 48 tipped-in colour plates, original red cloth, t.e.g., faded, No. 51 of 150 Limited Edition copies. With a number of other related works, F. M. Morris 'A History of British Butterflies' (London, 1876), Jules Michelet's 'The Insect' (London, 1883), William Beattie's 'The Waldenses, or Protestant Valleys of Piedmont and Dauphiny (London, 1836), and Partrick R. Chalmers & Winifred Austen (illustrator) 'Birds Ashore and A-Foreshore' (London, 1935).
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Vassor, Michel Le, Histoire du Regne de Louis XIII Roi de France et de Navarre, Amsterdam, Pierre Brunel, 1703-1712, 12mo (155mm x 90mm.), eleven volumes (of 12, lacking volume V), half titles, titles printed in red and black, frontispieces, portrait plates, later vellum. With two volumes only (Parts 5-6, & 7-8), of M. A, Theirs 'Historie de La Revolution Francause' (Leige, 1828-1829).
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Wagner, Richard, & Arthur Rackham (illustrator), Siegfried & the Twilight of the Gods, London, William Heinemann, 1911, 4to (250mm x 185mm.), half title, colour tipped in frontispiece, illustrated title, tipped in colour plates, original cloth gilt, extremities rubbed. With J. M. Barrie & Mabel Lucie Attwell 'Peter Pan and Wendy' (London, n.d.).
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Thackeray, William Makepeace, Vanity Fair A Novel without a Hero, London, Bradbury & Evans, 1848, tall 8vo (220mm x 140mm.), half title, additional illustrated title, frontipiece, plates, and illustrations, contemporary cloth, spine lettered in gilt, extremities rubbed, First Edition, 3rd Issue. With a number of other works including another first edition of Thackeray's 'Vanity Fair' (London, 1849), and a quantity of books relating to Richard Brinsley Sheridan, including a five volume set of 'Speeches of the late Right Honourable Richard Brinsley Sheridan' (London, 1816), and a copy of Sheridan's & M. Power O'Malley (illustrator) 'The Rivals' (New York, 1907).
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A collection of painted papier-m‰chŽ, coasters and dishes, early to late 19thc. Including a pair of red lacquer bottle coaster with white metal collars and ring handles; A pair of 19thc, black and gilt painted coasters; a pair of 19thc red and gilt floral painted coasters; a chinoiserie and red ground scallop shape dish, and further items.(a lot)
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WYLLIE (W. L and M. A) - London To The Nore, A & C Black, 1905 Edition de Luxe No 58 of 250 signed copies, 64 colour plates; WYLLIE (W. L) - Marine Painting in Watercolour, tipped-in colour plates, and Sketch Book, tipped-in colour plates; WYLLIE (M. A) - We Were One: A Life of W. L. Wyllie, and 3 other vols, (7 vols).
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A TOTEM "ST ALBANS ABBEY". BR(M) maroon, fully-flanged. A few well-repaired face-chips so it looks great. 4 of the 6 flange holes damaged. From the ex LNWR terminus station of the branch from Watford. It opened as "St Albans" in 1858; and was renamed "St Albans Abbey" in 1924. THIS TOTEM HAS NEVER APPEARED FOR SALE BEFORE. (See Lot 69). Interestingly there is no full stop after the 'ST' whereas "St. Albans City" has one.
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A TOTEM "WITTON". BR(M) maroon. This is the curtailed full-flange style with 4 holes for station-wall/building fixing. A few chips and some flange rusting but a good colour and shine. From the ex LNWR station, between Aston and Bescot on the Birmingham New Street to Walsall line. It opened in 1876.
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A TOTEM "CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH CENTRAL". BR(M) maroon, fully-flanged. Virtually mint. From the ex Midland Railway Derbyshire Peak District station, between Peak Forest and Chinley, opened as "Chapel-En-Le-Frith" in 1867; renamed "Chapel-En-Le-Frith Central" in 1924 and closed in 1967. THIS TOTEM HAS NEVER BEEN OFFERED IN AUCTION.
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A WORKSPLATE "Doncaster No.2089.1951". As carried by the (LMS) Class 4F (later Class 4) Ivatt 2-6-0 43144 that emerged from Works in September 1951 under Order 1308. With their high running plates above the driving wheels, and nicknamed "Flying Pigs" as a consequence, these powerful and reliable engines were built for local passenger and freight trains but occasionally hauled expresses with distinction. 43144 was a M&GN based loco, at South Lynn, until a move to Stratford in 1959; to Boston in 1962; New England in 1964 and finally Staveley Barrow Hill on 3rd January 1965 from where it was withdrawn on 11th April to be scrapped by Cashmores of Great Bridge, Tipton, Staffs in July. Oval engraved brass, 121/4"x61/4", lightly face-polished only. Stamped into the ex-loco back is "Works Serial Numberplate Drg. 17114 D" (as it should be).
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A TOTEM "WEST HAMPSTEAD MIDLAND". BR(M) maroon, half-flanged. The usual half-flange edge-chips well repainted, otherwise very good. A scarce totem from the ex Midland Railway station on the Midland main line between Kentish Town and Cricklewood, opened as "West End for Kilburn And Hampstead" in 1871; renamed "West End" in 1903; "West End and Brondesbury" in 1904; "West Hampstead" in 1905; "West Hampstead Midland" in 1950; "West Hampstead Thameslink" in 1988.
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A South African Railways brass bi-lingual CABSIDE NUMBERPLATE "4090.GMAM". As carried by the SAR GMA/M Class 3'6" gauge 4.8.2+2.8.4T Garratt 4090 built by Beyer Peacock as Works No.7688 in 1956. A post-war design of modern lightweight Garratt in service into the late 1980's. A number survive in industrial use, or are preserved. This one is stored. Oval cast brass, 203/4"x141/2", in ex-loco condition.
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A Midland & Great Northern Joint Railway (GNR pattern) ground signal lamp, the case brass-plated "M&GNJR GEDNEY. No 13"; the chimney with the remnants of its "Great Northern Railway" oval brass plate. Together with an interior vessel brass-plated "LMS Railway. For Petroleum Only", with burner. The whole in fine original condition. Gedney station, between Sutton Bridge and Spalding, opened in 1862 and closed in 1959.
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A TOTEM "CRICKLEWOOD". BR(M) maroon, fully-flanged. A couple of central face chips, and a couple of others, well repaired so it looks good with a fine colour and shine. An uncommon totem from the ex Midland Railway station, between West Hampstead and Hendon on the Midland main line. It opened as "Child's Hill And Cricklewood" in 1870, and was re-named in 1903.
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A TOTEM "APPLEBY WEST". BR(M) maroon, half-flanged. The usual half-flange edge-chipping and the top and bottom centre flange holes removed, otherwise very good. Still with its back brackets. From the ex Midland Railway Settle and Carlisle line station opened as "Appleby" in 1876; renamed "Appleby West" in 1952; "Appleby" again in 1968. THIS TOTEM HAS NEVER BEEN IN AUCTION.
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A TOTEM "GOSPEL OAK". BR(M) maroon, curtailed full flange style with four integral holes for wall fixing. A few face chips but a good colour and shine. A very rare totem (only once in Auction) from the ex LNWR station, between Kentish Town and Hampstead Heath, opened as "Kentish Town" in 1860; and renamed in 1867.
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