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Lot 492
A comprehensive collection of various records, mainly mid 20thC classical, The Golden Classics, various box sets, Reader's Digest, HMV sets, a leather case containing various loose records, various other record cases, two manual typewriters, etc. (a quantity)From the estate of R J 'Bob' Curry (Dec'd) of Grantham.
Lot 211
HERELDRY: 1- Debrett, J: Baronetage of England.. 2 vols. Rivington, 1815, 3rd. edn. Later full calf; 57 copper engraved plates; continuous pagination: 1-579; & 762-1424 + advert leaf. Even though there is a discrepancy in the pagination from vol. 1 to vol. 2, On close examination of the index there are no references at all to the supposedly missing pages and no other evidence to indicate missing material; 2- Fairbairn's Crests of the Families of Great Britain and Ireland. 2 Vols. Edinburgh, 1860, 1st. edn. Vol. I, text 611pp; volume II, 143 plates, + pp 44 Key to Crest Plates; pp 12 list of subscribers. Full calf; rubbed and chipped; 3- Debrett's Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage, and Companionage 144th Year; 1946. Original morocco; rubbed; Plus 3 others: Corder’s A Dictionary of Suffolk Crests, 1998; Manual of Heraldry, c1860; & another Manual of Heraldry (8)
Lot 110
8 volumes in dark blue hard covers, 100s of color & b/w illustrations, some folding.Dark blue cloth covers with silks ties and bone fasteners. Title translation: Treatise on Architectural Methods or State Building Standards. Original 1925 edition, known as the Tao Printing. Eight volumes octavo, hundreds of illustrations, some folding, others with annotations printed in red. A technical treatise on architecture and craftsmanship written by the Chinese author Li Jie (1065-1110), an official who supervised of state buildings and construction during China's Song Dynasty (960-1279). This is the oldest existing technical manual about Chinese architecture to have survived intact and in its entirety. Artist: Li JieIssued: 1925Dimensions: 9.5"W x 13"L x 4.75"Country of Origin: China Condition: Age related wear.
Lot 1101
A rare gentlemans stainless steel Universal Geneve Uni Compax Chronograph wristwatch circa 1960 - Dial silver and black cross hair dial with applied markers, continuous seconds register and oversized minute totaliser, outer case scale - 17 jewel manual wind movement, signed Universal Geneve, calibre 125 - circular screw back case, signed Universal Geneve, original crown and pushers, case diameter measures approx 37mm, on a spring strap, condition - Original dial in good condition, working at present, case in good condition, with some light scratches and wear due to general use, serial number on back of watch 88410002 and 2380646
Lot 237
Hornby 'OO' gauge - Various railway related items comprising; Model Railways videos (x2), three Hornby Annuals; 2006 Edition fifty-two, 2008 Edition eighty-four and an Anniversary Edition No. 47403, The Observers Book OF Locomotives Of Britain, Step By Step Railway Modeling Guide, Hornby's 10th Edition Track plans, with a Track mat and instructions manual and a Train Set Owners manual (10).
![1960 [FSK 842] MG A 1600 Roadster (Mk1), in Red, Tax Exempt, MOT Expired July 2018, 37,009 miles, 2 keys. The following info](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/6e2fa20b-e84d-4931-b2c2-aa0000e22010/ffec4a5d-1279-4637-a700-aa1700f97b44/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1002
1960 [FSK 842] MG A 1600 Roadster (Mk1), in Red, Tax Exempt, MOT Expired July 2018, 37,009 miles, 2 keys. The following information has been presented to us by H&H Auctions who previously sold the car in 2004 to its current registered keeper. This MGA was originally built at the MG works at Abingdon in 1960, for export to "rust free California". After its return to the UK, it was stripped down to the chassis in 1991. During this refurbishment, this classic British sports car was converted from left to right hand drive, the open body work was repainted, the interior trimmed in leather plus the carpets, tonneau cover and hood fabric all renewed. The original 1.6-litre 4-cylinder engine was subsequently rebuilt in 2000, the 4-speed manual gearbox was rebuilt in 2003 and then covered only 1,500 miles until sold by H&H Auctions in 2004. In 2004, when sold by H&H the condition of the chassis and body panels were said to be "very good with both paint work, in 'Chariot Red' and black and red trim reportedly also very good". The vehicle is now being offered at auction following the death of the registered keeper, on behalf of his Estate.
Lot 167
Campaigner for homosexual equality.- Carpenter (Edward, campaigner for homosexual equality and socialist writer, 1844-1929) 4 Autograph Letters signed to Mrs Casey, 20pp., 8vo, Bradbury near Sheffield, Milthorpe near Chesterfield & Brighton, 14th October 1881 - 16th January 1885, on a variety of subjects, commenting on their imminent move to the Riviera, "There are a tremendous lot of English in Nice", his brother-in-law, "Isn't he a type of the old soldier. We think him so like the White Knight in Alice in Wonderland", his adoption Ruskin's philosophy of manual labour, "I have given up lecturing and retired from the 'fierce light' which beats upon a platform into the grateful obscurity of a farmyard & to the companionship of fowls & pigs!, the death of his father and his family move from Brighton, asking after Rev Casey's "mortal arguments with Mr Teall" [Sir Jethro Justinian Harris Teall (1849-1924), geologist], his view of Democracy, "As to that word Democracy I do not consider that its meaning has been even approached as yet, except by the incomparable Walt [Whitman]", and socialism, "We are all becoming Socialists now - quite fashionable I assure you!", and meeting Walt Whitman, "did I tell you that I was in the States during June & July? I had a very pleasant time, visiting friends, on country farms chiefly, saw old Walt Whitman, & enjoyed the voyage both ways - going steerage!", folds; and 2 pieces of related ephemera (6 pieces).⁂ "Saw old Walt Whitman."
Lot 320
Drawing manual.- Jombert (Charles-Antoine, publisher) Nouvelle methode pour apprendre à dessiner sans maître, title with engraved vignette, introduction with engraved arms at head, 120 engraved plates, water-stained to varying degrees at foot, some staining, lightly browned, contemporary mottled calf, richly gilt spine in compartments, rubbed at extremities, 4to, Paris, Charles-Antoine Jombert , 1740.
![Ɵ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit, or there and back again, first edition, first impression [London, George Allen & Unwin, 1937]co](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/61d004a3-74d2-402a-81aa-a9f500d7e3ea/fd148bf6-621d-4830-8c54-a9f500e34285/468x382.jpg)
Lot 69
Ɵ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit, or there and back again, first edition, first impression [London, George Allen & Unwin, 1937]complete, “1937” printed on the titlepage, frontispiece in black and white, original map endpapers and pastedowns, very slightly browned, original green decorated cloth, with Tolkien’s own mountain and dragon design, very slight shelf lean otherwise excellent condition, original first impression dust-jacket with “Dodgeson” (better known as Lewis Carroll) manual correction on lower flap, some very small restoration to small scuff marks, overall a fine and remarkably clean copy, 8voAn exemplary copy of the true first edition of Tolkien’s debut novel, first printed in September 1937 with a limited run of 1500 copies. It offered its reader, exhausted by the horrors of the First World War and fearful of the next, an escape into the imaginary lands of Middle Earth, travelling with them through the Shire, Rivendell and Mirkwood, leading to the climatic confrontation with the dragon Smaug under the Lonely Mountain. The Hobbit proved wildly popular and had completely sold out by December of the same year. The second impression soon followed, with a print run of 2300 copies, including new additions of colour plates and additional maps. The second printing bears the same date of publication “1937” on the titlepage and is often misidentified as the first edition of the work.Its popularity grew steadily on a global scale since its publication, with numerous editions published, and radio and television versions realised as far afield as Finland. In 2012-2014 it was once again honoured as a seminal work of fantasy literature, in Peter Jackson’s trilogy of film adaptations.As the work was intended to be book for children, few first edition copies emerge in the same outstanding condition as the present example. Ɵ Indicates that the lot is subject to buyer’s premium of 25% exclusive of VAT (0% VAT).
Lot 256
Reflecta DigitDia 6000 35mm Slide Scanner. Mac/PC USB 2 interface. Will AUTOMATICALLY scan up to 100 slides, with full manual override. With all leads, instructions etc & SilverFast software, plus a book on scanning. Driver up-dates available on-line. Unable to test, but in recent use by vendor. VERY expensive when new.[Q]
Lot 378
Boxed Nikon Manual & Autofocus Equipment, inc 20mm Ai-s Lens. To include Nikkor 20mm f3.5 Ai-s #227033 (condition 5F); Nikon EM body with 50mm f1.8 Series E "Pancake" lens (both condition 5F) and ERC; Nikkor 36-72mm f3.5 (condition 6F); Nikon SB15 flash etc. Also Nikon F80 (sticky covering) with Sigma 28-105mm, Nikkor AF 50mm f1.8 etc. Several items in makers boxes. Also TZ2020 flash and Starblitz 1000 Auto ring light (not pictured).[Q]
Lot 362
A GENTLEMAN'S BRACELET WATCH BY VACHERON & CONSTANTIN, the circular gilt textured dial with baton markers, to a jewelled manual wind calibre 1003 movement, numbered 585168, the case with reeded bezel, stamped '18k 0,750' with Swiss gold mark, numbered 413376 6351, on a tapered bracelet with maker's logo to clasp, stamped '750 Swiss Made', with oval maker's mark 'GF', dial, movement and case signed, in maker's box, case width 3.25cm, total length 20.5cm
Lot 385
A GENTLEMAN'S 9CT GOLD CASED WRISTWATCH, the circular silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, signed J W Benson, London, to a jewelled manual movement numbered 142978, signed Cyma, the case hallmarked for London 1954, numbered 200 and signed DS&S, on a plaited strap, case width 2.9cm
Lot 387
A LADY'S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH, the circular white dial with black and red Roman numerals and outer minute divisions, to a jewelled manual movement, the case with maker's mark C&C LD and London import marks for 1915, numbered 31766, inscribed to case back, on an expanding brick-link bracelet stamped '9ct', case diameter 2.5cm
Lot 390
A LADY'S DIAMOND SET BRACELET WATCH, the oval silvered dial with baton markers, bordered by a single-cut diamond set bezel, to a manual wind movement and integrated tapered brick-link bracelet, 9ct white gold mounted, together with a pair of mother of pearl and diamond set dress studs, watch case length 1.95cm (2)
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