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THE MAGIC BEANO BOOK, 1943 D C Thomson & Co Ltd, wear to covers and spine, some slight tearing, pages browned If you are interested in this lot it is highly recommended that this lot be viewed in person or by a third party known to you. The lot has condition issues and you must satisfy yourself before bidding. This lot is sold (as found) and not subject to return. Condition Report: Available upon request
TWO MAGIC BEANO BOOKS, 1944 & 1945 D C Thomson & Co Ltd, wear to covers and spine, some slight tearing, pages browned and some tearing to a few interior pages (2) If you are interested in this lot it is highly recommended that this lot be viewed in person or by a third party known to you. The lot has condition issues and you must satisfy yourself before bidding. This lot is sold (as found) and not subject to return. Condition Report: Available upon request
TWO MAGIC FUN BOOKS, 1941 & 1942 D C Thomson & Co Ltd, wear to covers and spine, 1942 spine missing, some slight tearing, pages browned and some tearing to a few interior pages (2) If you are interested in this lot it is highly recommended that this lot be viewed in person or by a third party known to you. The lot has condition issues and you must satisfy yourself before bidding. This lot is sold (as found) and not subject to return. Condition Report: Available upon request
MAGIC - CHUNG LING SOOPhotographic portrait postcard, signed in ink 'Chung Ling Soo', with Chinese characters adjacent, depicting the magician head and shoulders, his head shaved and wearing a queue, in an embroidered jacket, slight creasing, 8vo (140 x 70mm.), [c.1912]Footnotes:William Ellsworth Robinson (1861-1918) was an American magician famous for creating the persona of a Chinese magician, Chung Ling Soo, an act he performed both on and off the stage. Dressed in traditional Chinese attire, he shaved his head, wore his hair in a queue and created an elaborate 'back story' for himself. He never spoke onstage, apart from in broken English and communicated to journalists via an interpreter. He became highly popular and one of the highest-paid vaudeville performers, helped no doubt by the publicity resulting from his feud with a real Chinese magician, Ching Ling Foo, who claimed he had stolen his act. Soo was most famous for his 'Condemned to Death by the Boxers' trick and was fatally injured by a bullet during a performance of the act at Wood Green Empire in 1918. This image was used as the frontispiece for the programme for the Alhambra Theatre, Paris, in September 1912.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Magic Hour by Jack Cardiff Foreword by Martin Scorsese Softback Book 1997 First Softback Edition published by Faber and Faber Ltd slight ageing good condition. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
THE WHO; two LPs comprising 'The Magic Bus On Tour', US reissue on Decca black label and 'The Who Sell Out', UK original on Track, also Jethro Tull 'Stand Up' LP, on Pink Island with stand-up gatefold sleeve (2). CONDITION REPORT Magic Bus is very good, The Who Sell Out has lots of marks and scratches. Stand Up has been very well played and has odd scratches on both sides.
VARIOUS MOTOWN ACTS; 'Motown Magic', a collection of sixteen big Tamla Motown hits, bearing various signatures including Gladys Knight and Brenda Holloway.We have not authenticated these signatures, please satisfy yourself as to the veracity of the item prior to bidding. CONDITION REPORT This item comes from a very good local private source and while we cannot guarantee the authenticity of these signatures, we have every reason to believe in their veracity.
Various modern stamps and stamp sets to include the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce, woodland animals, classic locomotives, the Crimean War 1854-1856, the Royal Horticultural Society Bicentenary Celebration, Northern Ireland: A British Journey, South West England, Industry Year, Christmas, The Magic Circle, a Green Portland postage stamp album containing various pages of world stamps to include Russia, Nicaragua, Hungary, China, Ceylon, Great Britain, Spain, etc, a 'Special Agent' stamp album containing various pages of world stamps, also some late 19th century examples including Penny Red, plus various loose stamps, etc.
A Collection of Kodak Filmstrip Lectures, A Collection of Kodak Filmstrip Lectures,inclduing lecture film strips, accompanying booklets, and vinyl audio, subjects covered are 'A B C of Colour', 'Making the Most of Your Camera', and 'Colour Magic'. Strips and booklets complete for all three subjects, accompanying audio for Making the Most of Your Camrea, and A B C of Colour, in box originally adressed to the I.B.M Camera Club, Greenock, Scotland.
A sterling silver ear cuff in the shape of a moon with star pendant, made and date stamped (1994) by Marty Magic and issue to Prince and band, with printed Marty Magic card reading 'created for Prince symbol by Marty Magic'. With 'Rev' Mike Scott plectrum and an after-show pass for the 1998 Wembley concert - affixed to box used to store the piece. This example was given to the vendor by Mike Scott at an after-event party following the Wembley concert.
JEWELLERY BOOKS. Three books: Charming, The Magic of Charm Jewelry, by Deborah Alun-Jones & John Ayton, 2005; Jewels by Jar, by Adrian Sassoon, published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 2013, with slip case; David Watkins, Wendy Ramshaw, A Life's Partnership, by Graham Hughes, 2009. Weight approx. 2.1kg. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
19th century AD. A Daoist woodblock print on paper, 'T'u K'eh - The Protectors of the rural places (A collection of Divinities of many Types)', serving as a magical charm; mounted on card. 207 grams, 24.5 x 27cm (9 1/2 x 10 1/2"). Ex central London gallery; previously with the French Sinologist Manly P. Hall (1901-1990), Burbank, California, USA, c.1995; formerly with Paul Pelliot (1878-1926); accompanied by a detailed previously researched cataloguing sheet. Chinese magic charms have a long history, commencing in the second century with the earliest schools of Daoism, the Taiping dao and Wudoumi dao, which promoted their curative powers. Since then, different types of charms have proliferated (see Feng Zuozhe and Li Fuhua, Zhongguo minjian zongjiao shi, Taipei 1994, pp. 124-133"). Traditionally, the most efficient charms were either issued by or possessed the stamp of Zhang tianshi, the spiritual head of Daoism (the status tianshi, or godly teacher, is inherited through generations by the descendants of Zhang Ling, who founded the Wudoumi dao school"). This centralisation provided a unified official format for priests to use in their charms, which was often combined with local folklore and Buddhism to produce a great many variations. A typical charm consists of a drawing and some calligraphy in a running style, and contains names of deities, zodiacal symbols and other ‘made-up’ characters. Animal or human figures may be represented. [No Reserve] Fine condition.
4th-8th century AD. A conical ceramic bowl, the inner face with concentric rings of inked Aramaic magical text. 294 grams, 15.5cm (6"). From an important collection, by descent; seen by Professor Lambert in the 1980-1990s Aramaic incantation bowls are particular to the Sassanian period and have been found in regions of modern Iraq. These simple ceramic bowls, also known as magic bowls, each contain an Aramaic inscription, written in ink, which spirals from the centre. The bowls seem to have played an important part in domestic life. For example, during excavation in Nippur in 1889, one or more incantation bowls were found in each house together with domestic artefacts, most often in doorways or under floorboards in the corner of rooms. The bowls are predominantly apotropaic, and the inscriptions tend to protect their owners from misfortunes such as those faced in child-birth, illness and evil spirits. Fine condition.
Mid 19th century AD. A vellum scroll of three seamed panels with hand-coloured images of guardian angels and other protective iconography. 57 grams, 172cm (67 3/4"). Ex central London gallery; acquired from a UK collector in 1995; accompanied by a brief previously researched cataloguing sheet. ‘Magic scrolls’, held to possess protective and healing powers, were to be carried by the owner at all times. Each one was designed for the individual patron. [No Reserve] Fine condition.
Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd (Publisher) : Dog Tales and Other Tales, a volume, together with nine further volumes relating to a variety of subjects and themes - Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, The Life and Times of King George VI, Elizabeth Scott's Royal Family Picture Album, Herbert Strang's The Big Book of The Zoo, W. S. Gilbert's The Bab Ballads, Campbell Overend's The Magic Glass, Charles Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare, Grimm's Tales and F. Martin-Duncan's Curiosities of Plant Life. (10)
A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED TOYS AND GAMES, majority circa 1970s, to include a Tonka (Canada) pressed steel hydraulic dump/tipper truck, assorted jigsaws, games and puzzles, to include Arrow Magic Roundabout and Galt Toys People Who Work For Us - Fireman jigsaws (both complete), boxed Fuzzy-Felt Fantasy, a small quantity of Meccano, a boxed Halma and board, Stickle Bricks, a Birmingham Parks Department peaked hat by J Compton Sons and Webb Ltd, Ideal toy plastic army helmet etc (2 BOXES)
Professional photography equipment including a Pentax P30T SLR camera with Tamron 19mm f/2.5, a pair of Bowens Esprit 1000 lights and a pair of Esprit 500 lights, a pair of Esprit 2 500 lights, various soft boxes, various magic arms and super clamps, tripods Autopole (Calumet, Manfrotto etc.)
Fleece Press.- Lawrence (John) The Four Seasons: Four Wood Engravings made in 1982 to illustrate The Magic Apple Tree, by Susan Hill, one of 120 sets, each numbered, titled, signed & dated in pencil, c.315 x 220mm., loose as issued in original wrappers, 1997 § Hartley (Marie) The Yorkshire Dales [&] A further selection, together 2 vol., each one of 268 copies signed by the artist, Otley, printed at the Fleece Press, 1989-91 § Wilson (Enid) A Lakeland Diary, one of 325 copies, wood-engravings by Kathleen Lindsley and Edward Stamp, Wakefield, printed at the Whittington Press for the Fleece Press, 1985 § Reddick (Peter) Land, sea & sky, one of 160 copies, 2009, wood-engraved plates and illustrations, all but the first original cloth-backed patterned or marbled paper boards, the second with slip-cases, Fleece Press; and 4 others from the press with wood-engravings, 4to & 8vo (9)
Geometry.- Euclid. The Elements of Geometrie, translated by Sir Henry Billingsley, preface by John Dee, first edition of the first complete English translation, title within ornate woodcut allegorical border depicting Time bringing Truth and Antiquity to light, and with portraits of Ptolemy, Strabo, and others, numerous woodcut diagrams, woodcut historiated or decorative initials and tail-pieces and a large portrait of John Day above colophon, lacking folding letterpress 'Groundplat', overslips, and final blank, 1p. of early 18th century notes regarding the work mounted on front inner cover, title lower corner with some chipping (just touching border) and an ink inscription showing through from verso, QQq3 small hole within text at foot, with loss of several letters, SSs2 part of lower blank corner torn away, sigs. AAA and BBB some loss to upper margins, a few short tears, some spotting and light staining (including the odd ink stain, the most notable to upper edge), lightly browned, 17th century panelled calf, spine in compartments and with later, but to style, red morocco label, upper cover with hasp mark where formely chained, joints starting, but holding firm, corners little worn, some staining, marked and rubbed, [STC 10560; Thomas-Stanford 41; cf. PMM 25], a very good copy, folio, by John Daye, 1570.⁂ The Christ Church-John Rylands copy. John Dee's preface is considered by many to be his most important published work. It outlines the practical applications of Euclid's work, lays the foundations for later experimental science and hints at the use of magic and the supernatural in conjunction with the natural. In addition, Dee also contributed additional theorems and annotations. The translator Billingsley became Lord Mayor of London in 1596. Provenance: Ink inscription to verso of title recording the gift of the book to Christ Church College, Oxford by nine students on receiving their Master of Arts degrees in 1587; John Rylands Library (large engraved bookplate dated 1894 to front free endpaper and small label at end recording its withdrawal from stock April, 1988); sold Sotheby's 14th April, 1988 to Heath for £3,850 and again Sotheby's 1989 to Pearl for £1210.
Dragon Quest, Dragon World and War Hammer board games, comprising Risk God Storm, The Key To the Kingdom, Hero Quest, Advanced Quest, Hero Quest, two Dragon Lance, Dragon Strike, Dark World, three Dungeons and Dragons Dragons Quest, The Classic Dungeon and Dragons game, War Hammer Battle Magic, Necromunda Survival Night Game Under City, and War Hammer the Game of Fantasy Battles. (15)
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