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Lot 253
Antiquarian, various. KEN (Thomas) An Exposition of the Church-Catechism, 1686, 8vo; A Short Account of the Life of Thomas Ken, 1713; A Manual of Prayers (rebacked); DODD (William) Comfort for the Afflicted, 1764; A Catalogue of Many Natural Rarities, (a disbound part-work), others, etc (36)
Lot 12
UNIVERSAL TRI-COMPAX MOON PHASE TRIPLE CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH STAINLESS STEEL GENTLEMAN’S WRISTWATCH, enamel tachymetre bezel, the black dial with day/month apertures, centre seconds, baton markers and subsidiary constant seconds, thirty minute, hour and date recording dials with moon phase, 17 jewel manual wind movement with 281 calibre, later stainless steel bracelet, 36mm (Universal box)
Lot 500
Fried - The Watch Repairer’s Manual, 4th edition, dust jacket; Wild - Wheel & Pinion Cutting in Horology, dust jacket; Britten - The Watch & Clockmaker’s Handbook, Dictionary & Guide; Daniels - Practical Watch Escapement; Lassaussious & Lhote - The World of Watches, dust jacket; together with a selection of watch repairing and related books etc
Lot 701
1954 Bentley R type saloon - Registraton USJ 376, chassis B235WG, six cylinder engine, 4,500 cc automatic. This lovely original example is finished in black over shell grey with a grey leather interior with a wonderful patina. It has been well maintained and has an extensive service history. Its original valve radio still works and it is supplied with original tools, handbook, workshop manual and some spares. MOT and tax until July 2008 (Only 5% buyer's premium on this lot)
Lot 629
A quantity of costume jewellery, to include a pair of circular Boucher earrings set with blue and white paste, a simulated pearl necklace, a manual wind ingersoll wrist watch, a paste set brooch/clip, an EPNS purse and various other items. The items are all in generally good condition. There are minor scratches to the watch, wear and tear and some discolouration to the dial. The watch is working at present however we cannot guarantee that the watch will stay in working condition or the accuracy of the movement. The jewellery is in generally good condition, there are scratches and damage to some of the items.
Lot 579
Seven items of jewellery, to include a 1930's 9ct gold manual wind watch head (hallmarked Chester 1930), a 9ct gold opal and red stone cluster ring (AF), a 9ct gold cross pendant, a 9ct gold ladies watch head on an expanding bracelet, a pair of twist design dropper earrings and a gold design pendant with matching earrings. All of the items are in good/fair condition. There are minor scratches to all of the gold, wear and tear. Both of the watch heads appear worn and both of the dials are tarnished and damaged. Neither of the watches are in working condition, there are some gemstones missing from the cluster ring and many of the gemstones are damaged, for example the opal is chipped. Some of the items may need attention.
Lot 615
Rolex-1960's ladies 9ct tri-colour gold manual wind watch, the circular face with gold baton dial and on a brick link integral bracelet, 40gms. The watch is in a reasonable condition, there us slight tarnishing to all the gold and certain links to the back have very obvious tarnishing, there is obvious dirt and some discolouration to the face and there are minor scratches and dents from general wear and tear. The watch is working at present but we do not guarantee its working condition.
Lot 192
A rare and potentially important mahogany cased balloonists barometer Henry Negretti, London, circa 1845. The shallow arch top glazed front case with cavetto moulded edge to front door enclosing a Guy-Lussac type of wide bore syphon tube with a Bunten air trap mounted against an adjustable ivory scale calibrated from 5 to 31 inches, with manual vernier and signed H. NEGRETTI, 19 Leather Lane, HOLBORN to upper edge, 97cm high overall, B.C. Ref. 100. Illustrated in Banfield, Edwin BAROMETERS Stick or Cistern Tube page 201 and described on page 203. Henry or Enrico Negretti is recorded by Banfield as working from his 19 Leather Lane, Holborn address in London 1845-9 after which he formed a partnership with Joseph Warren Zambra establishing the prolific firm of Negretti & Zambra which operated throughout the second half of the 19th and into the 20th century. This barometer has a scale calibrated from 5 to 31 inches which could record altitudes up to 40,000 feet. The scale is adjustable via an ivory knob half way up the scale in order to zero it against the mercury level in the cistern via a brass pointer before a reading can be taken. The vernier only covers the normal 27-31 inch range of barometric pressure. Banfield suggests that this barometer, due to its ability to measure very high altitudes, was probably used for early balloon experiments and comments that Negretti was an acquaintance of James Glaisher the well known balloon pioneer. Glaisher was known to have run an experiment to compare two of Negretti & Zambras aneroid barometers with a syphon tube mercury barometer at pressures down to 7 inches and Banfield conjects that the current example could well have been used for these experiments.
Lot 542
Housekeeper's Receipt-Book, or, The Repository of Domestic Knowledge, containing a Complete System of House-keeping, formed upon Principles of Experience and Economy... , to which is added a Collection of Marketing Tables, a System of Domestic Book-Keeping, Published by the Editor, 1815, eng. frontis. (browned), partly damaged and re-hinged with old manuscript receipt to recto, five (of 6) eng. plts. of bills of fare, a few tears and repairs, some browning and soiling throughout, closed tear repairs to index leaves without loss of text, small tear to lower outer corner of final leaf with minor loss of text, contemp. calf, some edge wear, neatly rebacked, 8vo, together with Hunter (A.), Receipts in Modern Cookery, with a Medical Commentary, new ed., 1820, eng. frontis., title lightly browned, recent half calf gilt, plus Forsyth (J.S.), The New Manual of Domestic Medicine... , with Instructions to Prepare all kinds of Useful Family Medicines, 2nd ed., 1827, half-title, contemp. half roan with crude leather label to spine, rubbed and soiled, both 12mo (3)
Lot 732
Taylor (J. Cleasby). The Health Resorts of the Canary Islands in their Climatological and Medical Aspects, 1st ed., 1893, 94pp., pubs. cat. at rear, orig. cloth gilt, minor wear to head and foot of spines, slim 8vo, together with Sothern (J.W.M.), 'Verbal' Notes and Sketches for Marine Engineer Officers. A Manual of Marine Steam Engineering Practice, Especially Compiled to Satisfy the Higher Standard of the 'New System' of Board of Trade Examinations, 2 vols., 14th ed., revised, Glasgow, 1939, num. folding diags., orig. cloth gilt, thick 8vo, with other misc. books, incl. medical and military interest plus six Lakeland guides by Wainwright (2 cartons)
Lot 154
A well constructed and presented 1/12th scale model of a fully working cross compound drop piston valve, jet condensing, Corliss exhaust valve, mill engine of circa 1905, designed by A Haworth, plans by MAP. Brass bound blue polished steel cladding to cylinder, high pressure 1 inch bore and low pressure 13/4 inch bore, each with 3 cast iron ringed pistons, stroke 2 3/4 inch floor mounted start/stop valve. Fish bellied connecting rods with taper wedge adjustment. 8 by 4 inch, 18 groove flywheel with hard barring holes, fitted with individual wedge shaped windage boards, keyed to crankshaft. Main bearing pedestals, big end bearings and eccentric straps, all with sight feed drop lubricators. Bevel gear drive camshafts to operate drop valve gear. Gear driven porter governor with hydraulic damper and overspeed trip safety latch, adjustable ballast weight for speed control, governor controls HP index valves. Studded stuffing box glands on piston rods, low pressure cylinder driven Edwards type air and condensation extractor pump with adjacent jet condenser, fitted with tail slide, manual adjustment on low pressure inter trip valves. All mounted on a cast alloy base, simulated stone base with a floor, finished grey, maroon and red, base board approximately 76 x 61cm, pressure gauges, boiler 0-120 psi, low 0-80 psi and vacuum 0-30 HG (Front Cover Illus)
Lot 299
ALLAN STODDARD: MANUAL OF OSTEOPATHIC TECHNIQUE, 1959, 1st edn, orig cl soiled + H G McGREGOR: THE EMOTIONAL FACTOR IN VISCERAL DISEASE, 1938, 1st edn orig cl soiled + T FREEMAN & OTHERS: CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA, 1957, 1st edn, plain paper wraps, L BATHE RAWLING: LANDMARKS AND SURFACE MARKINGS OF THE HUMAN BODY, 1940, orig cl gt soiled + WILLIAM SARGANT: THE UNQUIET MIND, Boston, 1967. 1st edn orig cl d/w + 2 others medical (7)
Lot 206
Edmonds (Harfield H. and Lee, Norman N.). Brook and River Trouting. A Manual of Modern North Country Methods, 1st ed., Bradford, [1916], photogravures and other illusts., orig. cloth gilt, small 4to, together with Skues (G.E.M.), Minor Tactics of the Chalk Stream and kindred Studies, 3rd ed., 1924, col. frontis., some minor scattered spotting, orig. cloth gilt, in sl. chipped d.j., tall 8vo, plus Rooper (George), Thames and Tweed, n.d., c. 1870, commercial ads. on front and rear endpapers, orig. dec. cloth, sl. chipped at head of spine, small 8vo, and How to Catch Trout, by Three Anglers, new ed., Edinburgh, 1913, a few b & w illusts. and diags., orig. linen-backed printed boards, a little soiled, small 8vo. (4)
Lot 761
African travel and related, mostly 20th century, including Among Congo Cannibals, by John H. Weeks, 1913, Across Equatorial Africa, by Frederick William Hugh Migeod, 1933, By the Waters of Africa, by Norma Lorimer, 1917, Africa Speaks, by Paul L. Hoefler, n.d., c. 1920s, General Rigby, Zanzibar and the Slave Trade, ed. Mrs Charles E.B. Russell, 1935, Through Angola, A Coming Colony, by Col. J.C.B. Statham, 1922, A Manual of Portuguese East Africa, pub. HMSO, 1920, etc., mostly orig. cloth, some in d.j.s, 8vo/4to. (3 shelves)
Lot 90
bechtel (H.). Cribb (P.) and Launert (E.) The Manual of Cultivated Orchid Species, 1981 dw, 1st ed; Hawkes (Alex D.) Encyclopaedia of Cultivated Orchids, 1965, dw, 1st ed; Watson (W.) Orchids, 1890, cold. and b/w plts, dec. cl. gt, aeg; Burberry (H.A.) The Amateur Orchid Cultivator's Guide Book, 1895, cold. illus, orig. cl. gt; Williams (B.S.) The Orchid Growers Manual, 1894, dec. cl. gt; Sanders, Sanders' List of Orchid Hybrids, 4 vols, cl; Fowlie (J.A.) The Genus Lycaste, 1970, fo, cold. plts, bds; with Other Volumes on orchids (qty.)
Lot 72
Jaguar XJ & E-Type Technical Literature Factory produced technical literature : XJ6 Series I 2.8/4.2 Litre service manual pub no E155/3 dated 1972 (2 copies - 1 softback, 1 in ring binder); schedule of repair operation times for E-Type Series 3, pub no 168A/1 dated 1971; service information bulletins vol 1 no 1 to vol 1 no 24 (March 1972 - May 1974); XJ12 repair operation manual pub no E172/1 dated 1972; XJ6 & Sovereign repair operation manual pub no E188/4 dated 1978. All very good condition. (6)
Lot 73
Jaguar XJ & Daimler Technical Literature Factory produced technical literature - Sovereign 2&4-dr parts catalogue RTC 9098A dated 5/74 (x2), XJ6 & Sovereign Series 2 parts catalogue RTC9883CA dated 1/87, XJ & Daimler Series 2 2&4-dr interim parts list IPL16 dated 8/73, XJ6 series 2 2/4-dr parts catalogue RTC9097A dated 5/74, XJ6 & Sovereign 4.2 Series 2 workshop manual E188/1 dated 1974 and XJ12 & Double-Six Series 2 workshop manual E190/1 dated 1974. All good/very good condition. (7)
Lot 1038
Rhind, William. A History of the Vegetable Kingdom, new edition, Blackie, Glasgow 1857. Half leather, forty engraved plate illustrations, some hand-coloured, large octavo (rubbed); Dods, Margaret. The Cook and Housewife's Manual, fifth edition, Oliver & Boyd and Simpkin & Marshall, Edinburgh & London 1833. Full calf, octavo (joints cracked at ends); and The Medical Adviser, and Complete Guide to Health and Long Life [no date, circa 1830]. Full calf, engraved plate illustrations, octavo (lacking title; binding worn; this volume sold with all faults, not subject to return), (3).
Lot 2
BAUME & MERCIER-a gentlemans 18ct yellow gold manual wind chronograph watch head circa 1950, the circular watch head with a cream coloured dial and two secondary dials, the movement marked Baume & Mercier 17 jewels, case diameter 37mm. The watch head is in poor condition, it has noticeable wear and tear- scratches and marks to the whole also with several small dents around the body of the case. The push buttons are loose in there position, there is also a small tear in the edge of the back case. The cream colored dial which has noticeable discoloration, imperfections and water marks to the whole, the watch however is in working order at the present time, although the functions are problematic and would need attention, the seconds hand also does not centre back to 12 oclock. Please be aware Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the accuracy or working order of any watches sold.
Lot 5
BOUCHERON-a gentlemans 18ct manual wind wrist watch, the oval face with a black dial of plain form and diamond set bezel, estimated diamond weight 3.45ct, fitted to a tapered integral woven link bracelet. Case marked B 35138 370, watch length measures 7 3/4ins (19.5cm), case width measures 37.6mm. The watch is in generally good condition, there are scratches to the back of the watch, general wear and tear. The outer diamonds are nice and bright. Unfortunately there is a small chip to the right hand side of the glass, and some minor scratches to the one edge. The dial itself has no damage. The watch is working at present (however we cannot guarantee that the watch will stay working or the accuracy of the movement). The bracelet and strap are in good condition.
Lot 7
BREITLING-a gentlemans gold plated Top Time Chronograph with black dial, gold coloured baton markers, outer silvered chapter ring and two subsidiary dials, with stainless steel back marked 2000-33 1167991, fitted to an associated rubber strap. Case diameter measures 35.8mm. Overall in fair condition, the casing and plastic glass has general scratches and marks, there is some wear/damage to the gold plating more noticeable to the push buttons, small imperfections and discolouration to the dial, more noticeable to the outer edge. There are small abrasions to the very edge of the plastic glass. The associated rubber strap does have some trapped dirt and carries some general wear. The watch is a manual wind and currently in working order, however please note Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or the accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 32
GIRARD PERRREGAUX-a ladies 9ct gold manual wind wrist watch, circa 1960s, the circular case with a silver coloured dial and gilt batons Arabic markers to the to the 12 and 6 oclock positions, the inner case back dated Birmingham 1961, case diameter 17mm, fitted on a black leather strap with pin buckle. The watch has some general wear and tear scratches, and marks where attempts have been made to open the case, the dial has some discoloration and some scuffs on the plastic cover, the watch is manually wound and in working order, fitted on a black leather strap which has some wear and an associated pin buckle. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 38
LONGINES-a ladies 9ct manual wrist watch, the small circular silvered dial with fold coloured baton markers, fitted with a Longines Swiss 17 jewels movement, cal 410, numbered 13909030, fitted to a 9ct textured tapered link bracelet, case diameter 17.4mm. Together with a 9ct Rotary quartz ladies wrist watch and a further 1920s 18ct manual wind octagonal shaped ladies watch head fitted to an associated gold plated expandable link bracelet. (3). Three watches Longines-The watch has some overall wear and tear scratches and some imperfections to the dial are noticeable fitted on a integral bracelet which is very stretched, the watch is in working order at the present time. Rotary watch-the watch is in overall case, bracelet and dial are in overall good condition, but the watch is not in working order. Unknown model-the watch case has some overall general wear and some scratches to the glass , the watch is fitted on an expandable bracelet, the watch is not in working order at the present time. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 39
LONGINES-a gentlemans white metal rectangular cased wrist watch manual wind, the white dial (discoloured) with black Arabic numerals the movement numbered 5275881, case diameter width 22mm x 31mm. The rectangular case with some overall general wear and tear scratches and some to the glass, the sides of the glass have some chips and grazes around the edges, the dial has some discoloration to the edges and to the center , the watch crown will not operate the hands and the watch which is not in working order at the present time, fitted on an associated expandable bracelet. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 46
MOVADO-a gentlemans 9ct gold manual wind wrist watch the silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, fitted on a black leather strap, case diameter 31mm. Movado watch-the circular watch case with general wear and tear scratches and some to the shoulders, the glass with a large crack in the glass and some imperfections and spotting to the dial, the watch is not in working order at the present time, fitted on a leather strap with some wear. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
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