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Lot 721
Lots 721-730 are from the collection of The Estate of the Hon Christopher Lennox-Boyd Isaac Beckett, British 1653-1719- "Mrs Turner", after Sir Godfrey Kneller; mezzotint, 34x24.5cm: After Sir Peter Lely, Dutch/British 1618-1680- "Her Grace The Dutchess of Somerset", sold by Alex Browne at ye blew ballcony in little Queen Street; mezzotint, 33x24cm: Isaac Beckett, British 1653-1719- "The Dutchess of Cleaveland", after Sir Peter Lely; mezzotint, 19.5x13.8cm: James Wilson fl.1760-1780- "Mary, Lady Boynton", after Francis Coates, publ by Robt Sayer Map & Printseller No 53 Fleet Street 1st Sept 1771; mezzotint, 35.5x25.7cm: Gerard Valck, Dutch c.1651-1726- "Wilhelmus Henr D G Mag Brit Franc et Hib Rex", c.1688; mezzotint, 35x25.5cm: Andrew Miller, British fl 1739-1763- "Elizabeth Dutchess of Hamilton Brandon & C", after Francis Coates, publ by John Bowles at the Black Horse in Cornhill; mezzotint, 33.5x22.3cm: R Housman, 17th/18th century- "Miss Nancy Parsons", after R Renold; mezzotint, 35.2x25cm., (7)
Lot 722
Samuel William Reynolds, British 1773-1835- "The Age of Innocence", after James Northcote RA; mezzotint, 36.5x27cm: Alexander Browne, British fl 1659-1706, Publ- "Frances Stuart Countess of Portland", after Anthony van Dyck; mezzotint, 39x27.2cm: James Wilson, British fl. 1760-1780- "Miss Jones", after Catherine Read, c.1768-1771; mezzotint, 35x25cm: Richard Purcell, British fl. 1746-1768- "The Revd John Cennick", after Thomas Jenkins; mezzotint, 35x25cm: Robert Sayer & J Bennett No 53 Fleet Street 17 April 1779, Publ- "Blind Plaintiff lame Defendant Share the friendly Law`s impartial Care. A Shell for him a Shell for thee. The middle is the Lawyers Fee"; mezzotint, 36x24.5cm: Carington Bowles, Map & Printseller No 69 in St Pauls Church Yard London, Publ, 18th century- "Beau Mordecai Inspir`d"; mezzotint, 35.5x25cm., (6) Provenance: From the collection of The Estate of the Hon Christopher Lennox-Boyd
Lot 726
Carrington Bowles, Map & Printseller, No 69 St Pauls Church Yard, London, Publ- "Spring and "Summer"; mezzotints, a pair, 35x26cm., ea: Miss Ollivier, British act. 1785- "The Poor Soldier", after Charles Ansell, publ by Le Noir, under the Arches of the Royal Palace No 43; hand-coloured stipple engraving, 38x32cm: Pietro Bonato, Italian 1765-1820- "Werter contemplating Charlotte`s Wedding Ring", after Henry Kingsbury; stipple engraving printed in colours, 38x34cm: Mme Breton, French, Publ, Rue des Noyeres pres cette St Jacques No 30 au 2e, early 19th century- "Susan`n and Osmund"; stipple engraving printed in colours, 38x33cm: Francis Jukes, British 1747-1812- "This View of Sheene Bridge Co of Kerry Ireland", after Thomas Walmsley, publ Jan 1st 1800 by T Walmsley 15 Argyle St Bath and F Jukes 10 Howland St London; hand-coloured aquatint, 35.7x47cm: Samuel Alken, British 1756-1815- "Artullery Bridge between Kenmare and Killarney", after Thomas Walmsley, publ by F Jukes No 10 Howland Street Jun 20 1798; hand-coloured aquatint, 34.5x44.5cm: Francis Jukes, British 1746-1812- "View of Britain Ferry from Norton near the Mumbles", after Thomas Walmsley; aquatint printed in colours, 27x38cm: Francis Vivares, British 1709-1780- "View of the Ancient Temple of Minerva Medica at Rome Built by Augustus Caesar", after Thomas Smith of Derby, publ 15 July 1746; etching on paper laid down on canvas, 39x54.5cm., (9) Provenance: From the collection of The Estate of the Hon Christopher Lennox-Boyd
Lot 1061
A brown leather covered cigarette box, stitched diamond pattern to lid set with 12th Lancs bi-metal cap badge; a brass “trench art” shoe horn, pricker engraved with anchor, warship, etc; a copper desk weight model submarine, 11½”; a silk escape map of N Europe (AF); a small lightweight alloy bust of Lenin, 5”, and another; sundry other items. Generally GC
Lot 1083
A WWI trench map of N France, in 32 sections laid on silk, double sided; ordnance Survey sheet 57c of France, d 1917; a framed list of awards, d 8th June 1918, under Army Orders of Gen Sir H S Rawlinson, coloured title, framed, 14” x 9” (creased); a coloured greetings card showing a drummer of the 3rd Hussars, and 2 other cards with regimental badge, mounted and framed 21” x 11”, all with ribbon to edge; a framed Temperance Society declaration, d 1913. GC
Lot 1338
An attractive original coloured plan for Field Carriage for 12 pr Armstrong B L gun, approved February 28th 1860, printed by the Royal Carriage Department July 1867 and signed by H. Clerk (?), Superintendent R.C.D, 27” x 20”, some creasing, staining and damage, attractively mounted in a modern ebonised frame; also an unfinished model of a 12 pr Armstrong gun, constructed from a reduced copy of the above plan, with 6” steel barrel, carriage with steel tyred spoked wheels, and various loose steel fittings, GC; also an attractive framed WWI coloured map of the Western Front, published by Bacon & Co, 127 Strand, 19” x 29”. GC(3)
Lot 2
Photographs and modern postcards ‘Graf Zeppelin’ and ‘Hindenburg’. Close up of Control gondola of the ‘Graf Zeppelin’, with ground handling crew. Also a card showing the kitchen, both black and white. ‘Hindenburg’ interior views. Four coloured cards – 3,4,5,6 from a series of ten. Views of the dining room and lounge. Mint. Together with original photographs of the ‘Hindenburg’ disaster. A large photograph, (20cm x 25cm), provides a most unusual angle of the destruction of the ‘Hindenburg’, with the mast in the foreground; together with two smaller photographs, one shows the ship in flames and the other, the burnt out skeleton. Together with 22 photographs taken of and from the ‘Graf Zeppelin’. Also an original Hamburg-Amerika Line world route map for the Graf Zeppelin and the Hindenburg, showing the triangular routes down to South America and North America from Germany QGC-VGC, a few creased. See Plate 1
Lot 132
Plaque for Graf Zeppelin’s landing in Boblingen 1929. Zeppelin flying over buildings. Legend ‘Zeppelin Landung Flughafen Boblingen 3 Nov 1929 DTC’. Uniface. Silvered iron. 73x52mm VF Graf Zeppelin World Flight 1929. Silver medallion. Hugo Eckener profile. Legend, Dr Eckener welt fahrt mit Graf Zeppelin. Reverse, Zeppelin over the globe. Legend, Friedrichshafen, Tokio, Los Angeles, Lakehurst. 60mm. 2 ozs. EF. Medallions. Graf Zeppelin flight commemoration 1928. In bronze, obverse, male figure holding two propellers aloft and date 1928. Reverse, small profile of Graf von Zeppelin in a centre square. Legend – Zur Erninnerung An Die Fahrten Des Luftschiffs DLZ127 Graf Zeppelin. Immer Wagen Nimmerverzagen. 60mm. NEF. Graf Zeppelin LZ 127 50th anniversary of Romania flight 1929. A Romanian medallion with Graf Zeppelin over palace. Inscription around, in Romanian ‘Awarded to H. Aisslinger (noted German aerophilatelist). Reverse Romanian inscription around Graf Zeppelin and map of route. Bronze 50mm EF Plus 2 U.S.A. Medallions. World Flight 1929. Portrait of Eckener inscribed ‘Dr. Hugo Eckener 1929’. Reverse, Zeppelin across globe inscribed ‘Zeppelin LZ127 first around the world’. Plus another, Icarus over mountains, with very small airship. Reverse, laurel wreath around blank area for inscription. Bronze 35mm and 33mm. NEF Medallions. Graf Zeppelin 1928. Hugo Eckener and Hugo Durr. Designer of LZ127. Reverse- Graf Zeppelin in flight. Legend ‘LZ127 Immer beharrlich zvm whole des vaterlands 1928’. Bronze 60mm. EF Medallions. Plus Graf Zeppelin World Flight 1929. Profile of Graf Zeppelin in peaked cap with legend ‘Z.ER.A.D. Welt Fahrt D.L.Z. 127 August 1929…’ Reverse, world map and route. Bronze 50mm EF. PLUS Graf Zeppelin flight commemorating 1928. Nude figure holding 2 propellers and date 1928. Reverse, small profile of Graf von Zeppelin with surrounding legend. Bronze 60mm. NEF. EF
Lot 198
‘Graf Zeppelin passenger and crew list. Single sheet with date 1935, 12th flight, list of 18 passengers, reverse lists of the crew. Max Pruss in command. Folds out to show map of Atlantic. Horizontal fold and partial separation. Also a letter from Luftschiffbau Zeppelin, April 1930, signed by Ernst Lehmann, thanking the recipient for his best wishes after a landing in Switzerland. GC See Plate 14
Lot 357
A Rare Airship ‘Norge’ cover- Trans Polar Expedition 1926. One of only 51 covers carried by the Italian crew member Ettore Arduino. Clear cachet and post marks. The vignette on this cover is of the variety where the land mass on the map is coloured and the centre is inverted. In addition it bears the over-print ‘Norge’. VGC See Plate 20
Lot 483
A rare soft leather covered writing case from the Graf Zeppelin. The cover decorated overall with fine stylised branches and filaments, embossed in gold with a depiction of the airship and ‘Graf Zeppelin’ to the lower right-hand side. The lining of brown silk with brown silk inner ‘cards’ and crimson tassels. Once the property of Herr Oliveri identified by an enclosed official envelope. Complete with writing paper, envelopes, blotting paper, luggage label, sick bag and folded route map. Also with a newspaper cutting from ‘La Patria Italiana En El Uruguay’ written by Senor Santiago Oliveri probably about his trip aboard the Graf Zeppelin. The writing case contained in its original outer card case. original GC minor wear. See Plate 27
![x Bank of Hindustan Ltd., 100 rupee shares, 193[3], no.1504, attractive piece with underprint map of India, scrollwork at lef](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/1141/2883305/257-201351619726_468x382.jpg)
Lot 257
x Bank of Hindustan Ltd., 100 rupee shares, 193[3], no.1504, attractive piece with underprint map of India, scrollwork at left, brown, green seal, together with Travancore National & Quilon Bank Ltd., 50 rupee shares, 193[7], no.3143, brown and orange-brown with elephants at top centre, both with splits at folds, fine to very fine and both rare. (2) Vat Status: Import 5% View Terms & Conditions
Lot 25
MILLER (Edward) - The History and Antiquities of Doncaster and Its Vicinity with Anecdotes of Eminent Men, ed. Doncaster (1804), folding map frontis, eleven eng. plates, orig boards (detached), JACKSON (Charles), Doncaster Charities Past and Present, workshop 1881, photographic portrait frontis, further illustrations and folding pedigrees, orig. cloth; Borough of Doncaster, A Calendar To The Records, vol. II, vol IV Court Rolls of Doncaster, Ressington, Hexthorpe and Long Sandall (1900), Courtiers of The Corporation, Fletcher (J.S.), The History of the St. Leger Stakes, 1776-1901, London Hutchinson 1902, four coloured plates and other illusts. orig. cloth; FALCONER (James), The Charitable Endowments of The Town of Doncaster; origin, Progress and Present State, Part 1, The Hospital of St. Thomas the Apostle, London, 1836, orig. frontis and one eng. portrait plate, orig. Irish boards; Whaley (S.pub.), The History and Antiquities of Thorne, with some account of the Drainage of Hatfield Chase, 1829, 8vo. orig. printed boards with red Morocco spine; LANKESTER (Edwin), An Account of Askern and it's Mineral Springs, London 1842, folding map frontis, orig. boards; PHILLIPS (Ernest), The Story of Doncaster, London 1921, orig. dec. blue boards; NORWAY (Arthur), Highways and Byways in Yorkshire, illust. by Pennell & Thomson, London 1903, orig. cloth; STUART (J.A. Erskine), The Literary Shires of Yorkshire, London 1892, illust. orig cloth gt. (11)
Lot 36
JOHNS (C.A.) FLOWERS OF THE FIELD, ed. by Clarence Elliott, 1907, ninety two col. illusts, orig. green cloth, tog. with Lees (F.Arnold), The Flora of West Yorkshire, 1888, folding map, orig. green cloth, Hort (Arthur) The Unconventional Garden, 1928, orig. dec. cloth, and Moore (Thomas), The Clematis as a Garden Flower, 1872, illusts. orig. green cloth (4)
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