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Thetis Blacker 1927-2006, British, part set of the 'Magic Flute' series of mythographs, comprising 'Papageno faces Monostatos', 'Benediction of Sarastro', 'Papageno transformed to Girl', 'Papageno instructed in Temple', 'Tamino plays upon Magic Flute', 'Tamino unconscious delivered from Serpent', (6), PROVENANCE: Thetis Blacker.
AN INDIAN TALWAR, LATE 18TH CENTURY with curved single-edged blade of watered steel, retaining traces of a previously gold-inlaid magic square and signature towards the forte on one side, steel hilt of characteristic form, decorated over its surface with shaped panels filled with conventional flowers surrounded by a scrolling linear framework (losses), and the pommel fitted with a pierced loop 73.5cm; 28 7/8in blade ++The blade is in generally good condition with the exception of some very small nicks on the edge, on small chip at the tip and very small areas of very light pitting. The signature and magic square no longer retain any gold inlay. The decoration on the hilt has small losses as per the catalogue description.
A collection of six silver napkin rings, comprising: a heavy plain example by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1929; a pair and three others; four silver cigarette cases; an American silver-coloured metal bowl, stamped Wallace, Sterling, 118, Eastern silver-coloured metal ashtrays, a cigarette box, a Chinese export small goblet, a tea strainer, a plated cream jug, salt, pair of knife rests and a 'magic' card case
G M FAULDING, 2 ttls: LITTLE BOOK OF WILD FLOWERS A FLOWER BOOK FOR LITTLE FOLKS, ill E S March, 1927, 1st edn, orig cl bkd pict bds, SPRINGTIME A FLOWER BOOK FOR LITTLE FOLKS, 1927, 1st edn, orig cl bkd pict bds + WILLY SCHERMELE: PETER AND HIS MAGIC PEBBLE, [1953], 1st edn, orig pict laminated bds, d/w (3)
Witchcraft - Scott, Sir Walter Letters on demonology and witchcraft. London, 1830, 8vo, frontispiece, half title, 16 pages of adverts at front, original cloth, worn, upper board loose; Lang, Andrew Magic and religion. London, 1901, 8vo, original cloth gilt, rubbed, ex-library ink inscription on title and bookplate on front free endpaper; Summers, Montague The history of witchcraft and demonology. London, 1926, 8vo, illustrated, original cloth gilt, ink stamp on front free endpaper; Sharpe, Charles Kirkpatrick A historical account on the belief in witchcraft in Scotland. London, 1884, 8vo, original cloth, discoloured; Frazer, Sir James George The golden bough, a study in magic and religion. London, 1980, 8vo, 13 volumes, original cloth, dustwrappers; and 5 others (22)
Nesbit, Edith Wings and the child or the building of magic cities. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1913. First edition, 8vo, photographic frontispiece, illustrations in text by George Barraud, original green and black decorative cloth gilt, dustwrapper, chipped at head and tail of backstrip, some tears to hinges with previous tape repairs to reverse, interior clean [no inscriptions or stamps]
Ayrshire--John, Earl of Lennox Instrument of seisin by John, Earl of Lennox, in favour of James Wallace of Craigie, of lands in the barony of Torbolton in Ayrshire, document on vellum, 24 x 24cm, 1514; note signed by Admiral Lord Hardy, undated; appointment of John Grundy of Spalding as Receiver General of Lincolnshire; and 3 other manuscripts; Booksellers and auction catalogues, and collecting Willis and Sotheran. A catalogue of valuable new and secondhand books, 1859, 8vo, original cloth, rebacked; Sotheby's The Broxbourne library, 1978, 2 volumes, one spine rubbed at head; Maggs Bros. Ltd. English literature & printing 15th-18th century, 1925 and 1926, 2 volumes, cloth; [Ibid.] Early medicine, science, witchcraft & magic, 1954, original wrappers; [Ibid.] English literature prior to 1800, 1953, 7 catalogues bound in one, cloth;Roberts, W. Memorials of Christie's, 1897, 2 volumes, 8vo, plates, original cloth;Usher, J.W. An art collector's treasures, 1916, folio, limited to 300 copies, plates, original cloth-backed boards, worn, hinges weak; [Library catalogue] Catalogue of books in the possession of Lt. Col. J.B. Gaskell at Roseleigh, Woolton, 1923, 3 copies, 4to, half pigskin and typescript in ring binder; Kemp, J. & R., auctioneers The collection of the late Marquis of Ripon, 2nd and final portion, 1925, 4to, original wrappers; Wilson & Co., auctioneers 40 Sussex Square, Brighton [Lady Sackville], 1923, 4to, original wrappers; Moleiro, publishers Libro de horas de la reina Maria de Navarra. Barcelona, 1996, facsimile edition, limited to 987 copies, red morocco gilt, black morocco folding box; and several other items (quantity)
Boxed Games - The Amersham Pastry Set, with recipe leaflet; Disneyland Playtime with Mickey, Donald and Goofy plastic "bits" to decorate cakes, vegetables etc; Mr Potato Head; Remote Control Driving Test; Pik-A-Styk and Magic Robot, all c.1960 ++not all complete but generally in good condition
Poster, GWR 'Speed To The West', Q/R. Produced for the Great Western Railway to promote the company’s speedy services to the West of England. The poster shows a 'King' class locomotive on a holiday train for the West Country. Artwork by Charles Mayo, who worked in the GWR publicity department. Some loss and a number of repairs to the rear, carried out recently with 'magic' tape which could be removed and the poster mounted to preserve. Despite the damage, this is one of the most evocative railway posters ever produced.
A collection of 176 black and white glass magic lantern slides mostly of Scottish football interest circa 1930, With just a handful of slides that are non-football related, printed positive, including match action, team line-up, crowd and stadium views, player portraits, the Ibrox Disaster, with damaged, examples, all 8cm., 3 1/4in. square. This photographic archive represents a fascinating insight into football from the early part of this century. The images are in positive rather than negative and cover the era from the late 19th Century up to circa 1930. The images are most likely taken from newspaper and press negatives of the respective eras and are likely to have been taken, on the whole, from the Glasgow Herald and Evening Times Collection around 1930. Whilst not unique, it is unusual to find a large collection such as this from a single source.

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