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Lot 131
A MIRROR-BACK HALF MODEL FOR THE S.S. EMPRESS OF JAPAN AS FITTED AS AN ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER, CIRCA 1914 possibly by Triggs Maritime Architechts, hull carved from the solid and with white painted topsides, scored decks with wood and metal fittings, including bow and stern armament, twin raked funnels, mounted on a mirror with wooden frame -- 7½ x 28½in. (19 x 72cm.)Condition report: Some lose fittings including bridge, dusk, hull paint slightly faded, brass fittings oxidised, model removed from original case, witness marks to hull where supports are used.
Lot 161
A BUILDER’S MIRROR-BACK HALF MODEL FOR THE S.S. SEA VALOUR BUILT BY S.P. AUSTIN & SON, SUNDERLAND, FOR THE DOVER NAVIGATION CO. LTD, 1930 the carved hull with bilge keel, lowered companionway and white painted propeller with lined rudder, red painted deck with white lined hatch covers and painted wood and metal fittings as appropriate, cutaway masts and funnel, fitted open boat in davits, bridge with binnacle over, telegraphs and other details, mounted on front-silvered mirror within glazed case with angled bow/stern mirrors and ivorine builder's plate --14½ x 47in. (37 x 119.5cm.)Footnote: S.S. Sea Valour was built by S.P. Austin & Son, Sunderland in 1930 for the Dover Nav. Co. Ltd. and registered 1950 tons. She was bought by the D/S Alf Lindos, Rederi Haugesund Norway in 1946 and renamed Skoghaug. In 1947, on her way from Rotterdam to Oslo carrying a cargo of coals, she sank after an explosion in stormy weather. Of the crew of 27, only one survived. After a diver's examination, it was found that the explosion was caused by an exploding boiler, and not a stray mine as had been suspected.Condition report: paint crazed with some bubbling to black top sides, one or two areas of filling. Mirrors in good condition. Some modest wear to case moulding.
Lot 231
A BILSTONWARE PATCH BOX CELEBRATING THE PEACE OF AMIENS, CIRCA 1803 the lid with two allegories of Fame and Plenty inscribed Fame proclaiming her Hero's Peace with Plenty, her trumpet inscribed within a swag Duncan; Jervis; Abercrombie; Nelson & Howe, the lid with internal mirror hinged to blue enamel body -- 2in. (5cm.) diam.Condition report: The lid with hairline crack to extreme left otherwise good conditon externally. Interior poor. Mirror tarnished, cracked
Lot 355
Ø A 9½IN. RADIUS OCTANT BY BATE, LONDON, CIRCA 1840 the ebony T-frame, signed as per title, with inset ivory scale divided to 100°, vernier with clamp and fine screw adjustment, braced index arm, sighting tube, mirrors, shades and pin feet --12in. (30.5cm.) overallCondition report: Sighting tube later update, index mirror repaired, lacking pencil, note plate and case.
Lot 356
Ø A 16IN. RADIUS VERNIER OCTANT BY SPENCER, BROWNING & RUST, CIRCA 1790 ebony T-frame with inset ivory scale divided to 95° with FBR mark stamped by 50°, plain brass index arm with clamp, pinhole sights, mirrors and three interchangeable shades, with brass pin feet -- 18in. (46cm.) high overallCondition report: modest shrinkage to main scale, vernier cracked with ragged edge, T-bar lacking pencil, note plate missing, mirror and lens assembly with 5½in. crack through shade and mirror assembly
Lot 174
THE WHO A vintage signed colour 6.5 x 7 magazine photograph (removed from an edition of Record Mirror) by John Entwistle and Pete Townshend individually, the image depicting them standing in full length poses alongside Roger Daltrey and Keith Moon. Together with an unusual vintage signature by Roger Daltrey (‘Best wishes from The Who, Roger Daltrey’) to the verso of a typed list of individuals (including Daltrey) due to appear in court. Obtained in person by a local newspaper journalist and with his pencil annotations explaining that Daltrey appeared in court in Luton, Bedfordshire in 1969 charged with a series of minor motoring offences and that he was ‘besieged’ by autograph hunters and that ‘even the Police prosecutor and Chairwoman of Magistrates asked for his signature’. Some light folds and minor age wear.
Lot 73
BOB MARLEY RECORD MIRROR COVER ORIGINAL ARTWORK - BUSH HOLLYHEAD. Collection of work from the studio of Bush Hollyhead, an acclaimed graphic designer who worked on artwork for Paul McCartney, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and more both with NTA and the Hipgnosis collective. In this lot are two original sketches depicting Bob Marley, created by Bush in 1978 and used for the cover of Record Mirror. One cover mock up (30 x 38.5cm) and one early sketch with annotations (42 x 30cm).
Lot 74
BOB MARLEY RECORD MIRROR COVER ORIGINAL ARTWORK - BUSH HOLLYHEAD. Collection of work from the studio of Bush Hollyhead, an acclaimed graphic designer who worked on artwork for Paul McCartney, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and more both with NTA and the Hipgnosis collective. This lot includes original work created by Bush for the cover of Record Mirror in May 1978. To include: original work on board (15 x 21"), a colour transparency of the work, a magazine cutting of the work, a copy of the finished cover as published.
Lot 79
BUSH HOLLYHEAD ORIGINAL RECORD MIRROR COVER ARTWORK. Collection of work from the studio of Bush Hollyhead, an acclaimed graphic designer who worked on artwork for Paul McCartney, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and more both with NTA and the Hipgnosis collective. This lot includes an original work by Bush that would appear on the cover of Record Mirror in September 1978,depicting John Travolta. The work is mixed media on board, measuring 13 x 16", included are two copies of the finished cover, two colour transparencies of the work.
Lot 877
BLUES ROCK/ PSYCH/ PROG - LPs. Here we have a quality selection of 8 LPs. Artists/ titles include Free - Tons Of Sobs (ILPS 9089, 1969 UK press on textured pink "white i" Island record labels. Ex/ Ex). Cream - Disraeli Gears (593 003, UK mono press on Reaction. Ex/ Ex). Spooky Tooth inc S/T (ILPS 9080, UK press on pink-rim Island label. Ex/ Ex), You Broke My Heart (UK press on prink-rim Island, Ex+/ Ex), Spooky Two (ILPS 9098, UK press on bullseye pink Island label. The record would benefit from clean, VG+). The sleeve has tape around all edges, VG), The Last Puff feat Mike Harrison (85 685 ET, Ex+/ Ex), Hell Of High Water (SN 7168, Ex/ VG+) & The Mirror (CR 30162, Ex/ VG+).
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