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Lot 240
dickens (C.) Bleak House, 1853 engd. plts., hf. mor.; idem, The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, 1839, engd. plts., hf. cf.; Twain (M.) The Prince and the Pauper, 1882, pub. Boston, sheep., (re-backed and worn); Berington (J.) The Letters of Abeillard and Heloisa, 1788, 4to., hf. cf.; with A Quantity of Volumes unrelated (qty.)
Lot 256
covarrubias (M.) Island of Bali, 1937 fldg. map, cold. and b/w illus., cl.; Wilson (J.) Aorangi, The Story of Mount Cook, 1968, dw.; Mayes (L.J.) The History of Chairmaking in High Wycombe, 1960, dw.; Bliss (W.) Rapid Rivers, 1935, cl.; with A Quantity of Volumes on various subjects including mountaineering (qty.)
Lot 290
macfarlane (W.) & Mitchell (A.) Geographical Collections Relating to Scotland, 1906-8 3 vols., orig. cl.; Bell (R.F.) Memorials of John Murray of Broughton, 1898, orig. cl.; Macphail (J.R.N.) Highland Papers, Vol IV, 1934, orig. cl.; Ledger of Andrew Halyburton, 1492-1503, 1867, orig. qtr. mor. (backstrip detached); Livingstone (M.) A Guide to the Public Records of Scotland, 1905, orig. cl.; Mitchell (A.) Inverness Kirk-Session Records, 1661-1800, 1902, sm. 4to., orig. cl.; with Fifteen Other Volumes related (22)
Lot 134
Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand (1869-1948), a letter dated 13.2.46 from Gandhi to Agnes Phillips, handwritten by another but signed 'Love, yours, M. K. Gandhi' by Gandhi and with 'Agnes' inserted by him after 'My dear'. Contained in a typewritten envelope, the last paragraph of the letter reads: 'My doings you should follow from the papers. This is merely a line to tell you that my love does not suffer because I do not hear from you or because you are so far away from me'. Agnes Phillips, born in St Helen's in 1884, was the niece of the Reverend Charles Phillips of Johannesburg. Gandhi met her when she moved to South Africa at the beginning of the last century to look after her uncle's children. They remained in contact for the rest of Gandhi's life and he visited her regularly. Provenance: by family descent
Lot 208
2nd World War Family Group: War medal, 39-45 and Atlantic Star (France & Germany clasp) with Box of issue to A.G. Pearce, plus a collection of Sporting Medals, some engraved to A. Pearce. Faithfull Service medal to Joseph Henry Pearce. Civil Defence long service to Miss L M Pearce. This group with misc ephemera including I.D. cards and a watch and silver cigarette case.
Lot 1514
MERVYN PEAKE. "Merbyn Peake, The Man & His Art." compiled Sebastian Peake & others, signed by author and other members Peake family, dj, 4to 2006 new; YORKE (M.) "Mervyn Peake, My Eyes Mint Gold". signed by members Peake family, dj, 2000 new; "Captain Slaughterboard drops Anchor." dj, 4to 2001 new; "Letters from a Lost Uncle." Ltd edn of 100l signed, dj, 2001 new; "The Hunting of the Snark." signed, dj, 1999 new.
Lot 313
A George V rat tail pattern gravy spoon by William Hutton & Sons, London 1913, a late Victorian Old English pattern soup ladle by H.A., Sheffield 1899, and a Victorian fiddle pattern fish slice with narrow pierced blade of shaped outline, 12.5ins overall, by George Adams, London 1876 (weight 15ozs - two items initialled “M”, and one crested)
Lot 80
A SILVER VERGE POCKET WATCH M RANSOM, London, with Roman numerals, Arabic five minute intervals, movement signed as above with turned pillars, balance cock pierced with foliage and flowerheads, polished steel balance and chain fusee, in plain inner case, 42mm dia. makers mark "WW" London 1785 (af)
Lot 103
A Third Reich NSKK dagger, 22cm clean flattened diamond section blade etched with the motto Alles fur Deutschland and RZM marked M.7/67/38, regulation alloy hilt with characteristic wood grip inset with a white metal eagle and enamel SA emblem, contained in its black painted steel scabbard, together with a Mauser bayonet and scabbard in worn condition. (2)
Lot 236
Major M. Barrington-Ward DSO Royal Engineers, an interesting selection of Trench Maps including HAZEBROUCK 5A, BELGIUM AND FRANCE SHEET 27 S.E. and SHEET 27 N.E., SHEET 28 S.W. and N.W. and SHEET 36 N.W. and to also include a series of six blue prints of the R.O.D train networks at CROQUIS for the 2nd and 5th Army Areas from August 1917.
Lot 432
First World War Medal Group and associated letters Lieut. M. H. Dalrymple, Scottish Borderers Medals; 1914- 1918 War medal and the Great War for Civilisation Medal, Letters: Typed and hand written letter Local Vicar recounting his interview with Corporal Smith -Green who found Lieutenant M. H. Dalrymple dead in a shell hole. The following accounts are taken from the letter; " He saw a body which turned out to be that of Lieutenant Dalrymple of the Scottish Borderers lying in a shell hole. He went up to the body and found that he had been dead for some months.".... " He told me from every appearance of the body, that Mr. Dalrymple must either have been wounded, or suffering from gas, but had been sufficiently conscious to creep into the protection afforded by the shell hole"......" there was no identification disc", ..... "I think therefore that the first account which reached you saying that your brother was killed by shells while lying wounded in a small farm- can hardly be true"...... " I pressed Corp ral Green to let me know as near as possible the spot where your brother was lying. At last he said I could describe it to anybody who came from Leeds because we call our trenches by the names of Leeds Streets". Two Copy letters From Corporal Smith -Green, the first asking Mr Dalrymple whether he would like the few items he found on his brother's body returned and that he did not write to his mother "as it may upset her" ; the 2nd accounting how he found Lieutenant M. H. Dalrymple. Together with 5 letters addressed to J Hamilton Dalrymple, and a identification tag Lt Dalrymple, (unknown whether this was sent later as in both letters it is stated that this was never found. Family link to Nina Hollings whose medal group can be found in the previous lot with those of two sons.
Lot 15
AFTER H M BATEMAN -'The cox who failed to notice the bump', colour print, 9" x 15"; five further prints or engravings to include 'Notes of Dr Livingstone's Travels'; 'Kent' (Cricketer after Spy) 'A perspective view of the City of Chichester'; 'Lions waiting for their prey'; A view of the house and part of the garden of the Duke of Argyl at Whiton' and two modern pen, ink and wash sketches, signed ? Pippa (8).
Lot 124
RICHARD HENRY KITSON (19TH/20TH CENTURY) Figures in a North African setting, 4 3/4" x 6 3/4" and four other works to include Arthur Bracken (exh 1928-33) 'The River Kent, Kendal', watercolour, 9" x 12"; Beatrice Playne, 'Passion Flower'; an etching, signed with initials V M and dated 1913; and a colour print, North West View of Massachusetts Hall (5).
Lot 826
A late Victorian Silver Salver, of shaped circular form, with cast and applied gadrooned and foliate border, to a segmented engraved field, with floral and fruiting cartouches and vacant centre, raised on three claw and ball feet, with presentation inscription verso “Presented to Miss Jean Craps by the Employees at Shropshire House, Threeway House and Great Titchfield Street, the Factories of M Craps & Sons Ltd on the occasion of her Marriage to Mr Gerald Harris April 8th 1951”, diameter 15”, weight 45 oz
Lot 960
A last quarter of the 19th Century Silver cased open faced Fob Watch, L R & Co, the frosted gilt and jewelled movement, with mono metallic balance, to a gilt highlighted and silvered engraved dial, with applied Roman numerals and blued steel spade hands, in a hinged and polished case, with all over floral foliate and C scroll decoration, centred with a vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1885, Makers Mark M S, 57219 and further retailers stamp L R & Co, width 1 5/8”
Lot 586
A silver rose bowl, Birmingham 1965, of circular form with rope twist embossed decoration upon stepped foot, 15 cm high, together with a pair of silver bud vases, with everted rim and tapering conical body, Birmingham 1901, maker C & F, 22.5 cm high, a silver ashtray, London 1918, Francis Barker & Son Ltd, a silver tulip shaped bud vase, Birmingham 1906, maker H M, 15.5 cm high, a silver-plated sauce boat and a silver-plated six section toast rack, (7).
Lot 595
A selection Victorian silver Albert pattern spoons, London 1850, Samuel Hayne & Dudley Carter, to include four serving spoons, three desert spoons and six tea spoons, together with a set of four silver tea spoons, Sheffield 1927, Joseph Ridge; a set of three silver tea spoons, Sheffield 1918, maker M & W; a silver tea strainer, Birmingham 1942, maker E J H; a silver sugar tongs, Sheffield 1923, Joseph Ridge; a silver preserve spoon, Birmingham 1936, Israel Sigmond Greenberg and two silver napkin rings, 29 oz, (25).
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