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Lot 317
A box containing a 5 medal group comprising 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, 1939-45 Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal and George VI Naval General Service Medal, inscribed "D/KX.709927.G.DAWE.STO.R.N", together with a Faithful Service Medal inscribed "For Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary to William.P.Dawe", a bag of RAF buttons, etc
Lot 71
A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS INCLUDING TWO BIRMINGHAM HALLMARKED SOLID SILVER PRESENTATION MEDALLIONS FOR DIVING TO S.E. EDMUNDSON FROM THE INCORPORATED THAMES NAUTICAL TRAINING COLLEGE H.M.S. WORCESTER, TOGETHER WITH SILVER HALLMARKED MASONIC JEWEL ST. GEORGE`S NUMBER 900, KING GEORGE AND QUEEN MARY CORONATION MEDAL AND LONDON HALLMARKED SILVER TOPPED EBONY SCREW TOP NEEDLE CASE AND A SOLID SILVER FOB CHAIN (6).
Lot 454
* James Arden Grant, British 1887-1974- Full length figure study of a female nude; charcoal, signed and inscribed with address on the reverse of the mount, 61.5x33cm: together with six other charcoal studies of full length male and female nudes by the same hand, some signed and inscribed to the reverse of the mounts, one bearing student art label dated 1911, ea. approx 61x33cm, and three boards with multiple images in pencil, charcoal and red pastel applied to each, with ESK blindstamps and `National Bronze Medal 1910` labels, images of various sizes, (10 sheets) (unframed), (may be subject to Droit de Suite). VAT charged on the hammer price.
Lot 1481
A group of ten medals to A.T.Pryor RFA, including Queens South Africa with Paardeberg and Kimberly bars, Long service, Jubilee 1897, Edward VII Coronation, George V Coronation, Royal Victoria ,1908 French medal, a Greek silver cross, D.Carlos I Royal order Household 1889, and an Iranian Order of the Lion and Sun, together with an O.B.E. and ephemera.
Lot 73
MARIANNE VON WERTHER RBA 1901-1984 SUFFOLK STREET, LONDON SW1 signed l.l; watercolour and pen and ink 38cm x 42; 15in x 16 1/2in Born in Brno, Czechoslovakia and studied in Vienna. She later moved to London in 1939 where she held her first one-man show at the Brod Gallery. In 1957 she was elected a member of the Royal Society of British Artists and she was awarded the de Laszlo medal in 1969. Alongside Karl Hagedorn, Lord Methuen and Denys Wells she contributed to the Pictures of London exhibition at the South London Gallery in 1970 and in 1977 she held a solo show of her watercolours and drawings of the streets and buildings of Rome, Vienna and London at the Österreichisches Museum, Vienna. She was a regular exhibitor at the Royal Academy, Royal Society of British Artists, New English Art Club and elsewhere. Works by her are held in the collections of the Albertine Art Gallery, Vienna, the Guildhall Art Gallery, London Museum and Royal West of England Academy.
![[SCOTT ROBERT FALCON]: (1868-1912) British Royal Navy Officer & Antarctic Explorer. A good, large original 14 x 19.5 sepia ph](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35396/2868633/357-2012112618111_468x382.jpg)
Lot 357
[SCOTT ROBERT FALCON]: (1868-1912) British Royal Navy Officer & Antarctic Explorer. A good, large original 14 x 19.5 sepia photogravure of Scott standing in a three quarter length pose, in uniform, wearing the Victorian Order and Polar Medal from the National Antarctic Expedition, 1901-04. Image by Maull & Fox, Photographers, of London, with a facsimile signature of Scott immediately beneath the image and printed calligraphic text. With metal frame bracket and framed and glazed in the original oak frame to an overall size of 19.5 x 25.5. Some extremely light, minor age wear to the mount, VG The portrait was used as the frontispiece to volume II of Scott's The Voyage of the 'Discovery' (London, 1905) and later re-issued with Kathleen Scott's approval to commemorate his death, the profits going to the Mansion House Scott memorial fund.
Lot 420
SHEPARD ALAN: (1923-1998) American Astronaut, the second person, and the first American, to travel in space. Commander of the Apollo 14 mission, becoming the fifth man to walk on the moon. Signed colour 9 x 7 photograph of Shepard standing in a full length pose receiving the NASA Distinguished Service Medal from President John F. Kennedy in 1961. Signed in bold black ink with his name alone to a light area at the base of the image. Matted in beige (bearing the pencil limitations number 1758 of 2500) to an overall size of 14 x 11. VG
Lot 456
VICTORIA CROSS: A good selection of A.Ls.S., a few T.Ls.S. and plain 8vo sheets of notepaper etc., by various Victoria Cross winners, most of World War I, comprising Benjamin Handley Geary (A.L.S., in part, 'The heroism was that of some of the finest fellows whom I had the honour to command. I watched them with admiration that night. Many fell. I wear the medal on their behalf'.), Geoffrey Woolley, Cyril Martin, David MacIntyre, Samuel Wallace (A.L.S., in part, 'I would like to add that in the action by my battery on 30th Nove. 1917 'St Andrew's Day', six other decorations were awarded besides the one awarded to myself - seven in all' and continuing to provide further details), George Roupell (A.L.S., in part, 'As you have obviously read the account of the action on Hill 60 in 1915 you will realise that it was not a “one man show†but that the fight was won thanks to the gallantry of all the men in my company…'), Dudley Johnson, Daniel Beak, Archie White (A.L.S., in part, 'I take it that the book you were reading was Conan Doyle's history, written during the war itself - I do not know any other that mentions my name'), James Huffam, George Dorrell, Jackie Smyth, Norman Holbrook (A.L.S., in part, 'I was lucky to come thru' alive, but that is just one of those things one doesn't think much of when young.') Lewis Halliday (A.L.S., in part, 'As regards the incident in 1900, for which I was awarded a VC, I was acting under rules, and I think that anyone else must have done as I did'), Paul Bennett and Geoffrey Vickers. VG to EX, 16
Lot 883
A DSO medal group, including a WWI pair awarded to Col W T Sheppard, and a Messina Earthquake Medal, 1908, a similar group of four miniature medals, two other miniature medals, a crown, 1891, a medallion and The History of The Queen's Royal Regiment, two vols See inside front cover colour illustration
Lot 211
*Nuttall (Frances Amy, 1892-1983). A small archive of calligraphic and illuminated books and leaves, original drawings, sketchbooks, and effects, comprising three bound items: a 10pp. calligraphic illuminated ms. on vellum with historiated initials entitled A Christmas Carol, 1951, orig. red morocco, sheet size 15 x 12cm (6 x 4.75ins); a 5ff. calligraphic ms. entitled The Retreat, 1938, orig. linen-backed patterned boards, slim 8vo; and a 40pp. calligraphic ms. beginning `Thou hast made me...`, orig. patterned boards, 8vo, together with five framed and glazed items: illuminated coat-of-arms of the Ashbourne family, 15.5 x 12.5cm (6 x 5ins); illustrated calligraphic poem by M.M. Letts `The poor have childer and to spare...`, 35 x 14cm (13.75 x 5.5ins); illuminated coat-of-arms of the Le Quesne family, 22 x 10.5cm (8.5 x 4ins); a calligraphic quotation from A Sleep of Prisoners by Christopher Fry, 1953, 44 x 28.5cm (17.25 x 11.25ins); and a calligraphic quotation from Defence of Images by Maximus of Tyre, 24.5 x 17.5cm (9.5 x 7ins), plus a small sketchbook with approx. 40pp. filled with pencil and pen & ink drawings (plus some blank leaves), mostly head and shoulder ports., but some full-length, plus landscapes, furniture, etc., sheet size 10 x 16.5cm (4 x 6.5ins), orig. linen, plus fifteen pencil and crayon or watercolour drawings of Indian people and scenes (`Hawkers`, `a Bullock cart`, `A Beggar man`, `Broom-seller`, `Mofussil postal runner`, etc.), signed and dated 1913, some edge-fraying, 20 x 24cm (8 x 9.5ins) and smaller, plus a number of other calligraphic sheets, a tooled leather handbag and writing case similar, some printed Christmas cards and other reproductions of Nuttall`s works, her Royal Drawing Society`s Bronze medal in orig. case, a Nuttall family armorial seal, and a few other pieces of related ephemera. Frances Nuttall was born in India of English parents. Her father was a well-known architect and water-diviner, and her grandfather was the Government Astronomer in Madras, Norman Pogson. She was educated in England, and was offered a place at the Slade School of Art, but she returned to India instead. However, she subsequently attended Exeter Art School and studied calligraphy and illumination under Ruth Wood. Her skill and craftmanship in calligraphy obtained her many commissions, including some for the Royal Family, such as a loyal address to Queen Elizabeth II on her accession. Frances was a member of the Society of Scribes and Illuminators, and was elected to Fellowship of the Society of Designer-Craftsmen. Her artistic skills extended into leatherwork, glove-making, tatting and bookbinding, in which crafts she lectured and gave courses at Denman College and local institutes. In later life she moved to Glastonbury where she was much involved in the Chalice Well Trust and the early Glastonbury movement. Her much-loved `Prayer of the Chalice` continues to have worldwide circulation. (a carton)
Lot 107
A tin containing a quantity of coronation and commemorative medals, coins, silver brooch, pipe etc. (Q) CONDITION REPORT: A large number of items including compass, cap badge, rifle club medal, map odometer, mounted one dollar piece dated 1883, horn pipe, George VI medal, 1914/1915 medal, four commemorative medals, silver heart medal, coronation medal, four crowns, lapel badge, copper and white metal coins.
Lot 108
A tin containing various suspension ribbons, two small bore rifle badges etc. (Q) CONDITION REPORT: 1996 five dollar silver 1oz coin, 1996 Australian one dollar silver 1oz coin, 1977 commemorative coin, memorial service Korea 1952/53 order of service, 1923 review of the pupils in the schools of the city of Newcastle upon Tyne, a red feather hat adornment, A DNAA cloth badge, miniature medal in case, Korean War commemoration coin.
Lot 111
Four WW I service medals, together with a Faithful Service medal, all awarded to separate troops. (5) CONDITION REPORT: Details are: J.58362 T.Batey ABRN, M2 269904 Pte T.Hughes A.S.C., 326762 Pte. W.W.Brearley North'd yeo, 270682 Pte. E. Patterson. North'd yeo, the faithful service medal Nicholas Snaith.
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