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A crown wheel and part pinion - new, probably to suit Morris.

A circa 1929-31 Morris Cowley chassis frame, with some repairs.

A pair of aluminium bonnet side panels with louvres, believed made for a Bullnose Morris.

A collection of mostly pre-war handbooks, Morris, Austin etc. also some post-war including Standard Vanguard etc.

A selection of Morris manuals and handbooks, to suit various models including the Major Six, three Service Manuals and a Workshop Manual, all also for various Morris models.

A selection of Morris, Mercedes-Benz and other truck brochures.

A selection of Ford, Austin, Morris and other campervan brochures.

A selection of Morris, Riley, Talbot and Triumph brochures.

A quantity of British car brochures including Land Rover, Range Rover, Morris, Riley, Wolseley etc.

A Morris BMC enamel rosette lapel badge plus a Morris Universal Service badge.

A Morris Motors Ltd Service School enamel lapel badge, a Morris Cowley radiator badge, a Morris Mini Minor keyring and a badge.

Two Morris Commercial triangular lapel badges, and three others.

A steering column to suit 1936/37 Morris 8 Series E or similar.

A box of mostly Morris Minor chrome bonnet/boot hinges, mascot etc.

A collection of assorted carburettors, some believed to be Ford, VW, Morris etc.

A group of 4 boxed Matchbox in Moko line drawn boxes as follows: No 47 Trojan van " Brooke Bond Tea" livery with MW, No.25 Bedford "Dunlop van 9does have a few paint rubs to raised edges, No.60 Morris j2 pick up with grey plastic wheels, and No.29 Bedford milk van with white creates with a couple of chips to raised edges, all excellent to near mint condition, mostly with excellent boxes. (superb group).

One small tray of mainly Corgi unboxed models and 1 dinky, all in excellent-near mint condition as follows: Chevrolet Imala Taxi with all yellow body and police patrol car, an Oldsmobile Super 88 County Sheriff Patrol car, and an M.G.C GT in yellow plus a Morris mini-cooper in primrose yellow (superb) also an original Dinky Standard Atlas near mint. ( 6 items in total).

A group of 5 boxed Dinky cars as follows: 159 Morris Oxford original paintwork but has had some silver paint added to highlight bumpers etc, a No.161 Austin Somerset in red, No.156 Rover in blue and cream, No.162 Zephyr in blue and a No.160 Austin A30 in blue. all boxes are worn with some missing flaps.

Tekno No.719 Morris Oxford, light metallic silver-blue, later issue white cast wheels with tinplate hubs, tinplate base, in the original blue and white box (NMM-BNM)

Dinky Toys 40g original Trade box of 6 Morris Oxford saloons in fawn all in excellent condition for age with some age-related wear.

Dinky Toys 40g original Trade box of 6 Morris Oxford saloons in green all in excellent condition for age with some age-related wear.

Dinky Toys 40g original Trade box containing 3 Morris Oxford saloons in green all in excellent condition for age (one has added silver detailing) with some age-related wear.

Dinky Toys 40g original Trade box containing 2 Morris Oxford saloons, one in fawn with brown hubs and the other in red and cream with cream hubs, both in excellent - near mint condition for age. With some age-related wear.

28 various boxed Vanguards 1/43rd scale diecasts to include Ford Anglia RAC Set, RAC Morris Minor Van, BR Morris Minor Van and others

19 various boxed Vanguards 1/43rd scale diecast, all as issued in original packaging, examples include Morris Marina, Jaguar XK120 and others

50+ various Oxford 1/76th and 1/43rd scale diecasts, all in original plastic casing, examples to include Jensen, Morris Minor, Landrover and others

One tray containing 19 boxed Corgi Vanguard models, including a Morris 1000 van in red in "Co-operative radio and television service" livery, plus an E-Type Jaguar and Morris Marina 1800 "Yellow cars" taxi and many others.

FIVE SILVER MEDAL FOBSwith military and sporting inscriptions, comprising one engraved 'Usher Bowling Trophy. 1949. Winners Black Watch'; a 7th Highland Light Inventory medal engraved 'Best Shot in Battalion. B Series. Sergt. J. Watson. No.5 Coy.. 1908'; a silver gilt example engraved 'Won by R. Gunn. 3rd L.R.V. Morris Tube Rifle Club 1902'; a Boys Brigade medal engraved '54th G.C. P.T. Pte. W. McCandlish. 1923; and a small curling medal with relief decoration of a man curling to one side and 'with 20 points' engraved to the reverse (5)

A large collection of x12 assorted Corgi made diecast model cars, trucks and other vehicles. Examples to include; ' Golden Oldies ' 19301 Lyons Bedford S Truck, 96895 Birmingham City Transport Morris J Van, 97735 The Cumbrian Set,  CC25903 Queen Elizabeth Golden Jubilee Gold Plated Routemaster Bus and others. Detailed models within orignal boxes.

Two original Corgi Limited Edition diecast model cars comprising 02002 Gold Plated Morris Minor 50 Years and 04504 Mini 40th Anniversary. Both models appearing mint, within original boxes.

A collection of x10 Oxford Diecast 1/76 scale / 00 gauge and N gauge model railway trackside cars and other vehicles. Examples to include N gauge; British Road Services Foden FG Platform Lorry, Pickfords Foden FG Dropside, 00 gauge Austin Severn RN Saloon, Blue Morris Eight E Saloon and others. All models appearing mint within original perspex boxes.

A collection of x5 original vintage Lesney made Matchbox Series diecast model cars comprising; x2 No. 46 Morris Minor 1000, No. 65 Jaguar 3.4 Litre, No. 30 Ford Prefect and x1 other. Models appearing very near mint.

A collection of x7 assorted Lledo Vanguards 1/43 scale precision diecast model cars. Examples to include VA06700 Triumph Spitfire MKII, VA05402 Morris Oxford, VA07800 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL, VA07000 Sunbeam Alpine MKII and others. All models appearing mint, within original boxes.

A collection of x12 Corgi Premium Edition 1/43 scale British Road Services boxed diecast models. All being model No. 06507 BRS Morris 1000 Van. Models appearing mint, within original boxes.

A collection of assorted boxed diecast model cars by makers Lledo Vanguards, Lledo Days Gone and Shell Super Car Collection. Examples to include Vanguards 1/43 scale VW Split Screen Vehicle, Royal Mail Austin 7 Mini Van, Lledo Days Gone Morris Minor Traveller, Shell Sports Car Jaguar XJS V12, Lotus E-Spirit and others. All contents appearing mint, within original boxes.

A collection of x10 assorted Eddie Stobart interest boxed diecast models to include; Corgi Volvo Container Truck, Scania Short Wheelbase Lorry, Scania Curtainside Trailer, Vanguards Morris Minor, Lledo Foden Steam Wagon, Model T Ford Van and others. All contents appearing mint, within original boxes.

A collection of x8 assorted vintage Corgi diecast model cars and other vehicles to include; 811 Mercedes-Benz 300SL, 980 Ford Poplar Van, 983 Morris J Van, 897 AEC 508 Forward Control 5 Ton Cabover and others. 

A collection of x11 assorted Corgi Classic diecast model cars and vans to include models No. 96685 Jaguar MK II Staffordshire, 96766 Morris Minor Convertible, 97343 Morris Minor Traveller, 97771 Morris Mini Van, 96886 Morris J Van. Models appearing mint within original boxes.

A collection of x27 assorted Corgi made ' A Century Of Cars ' diecast models with boxes and accompanying reference magazines. Examples to include Mini Cooper, Morris Minor, Citroen 15, Peugeot 203, Ford Model A, Jaguar E Type, Austin Healey and others. Models appearing mint, with boxes present.

A collection of x5 original vintage Lesney made Matchbox Series diecast model vans and lorries comprising; No. 59 Ford Thames Van, No. 34 Volkswagen, No. 11 Esso Petrol Tanker, No. 60 Morris J2 Pick-Up and a Pickfords Scammell 6x6 Tractor. Models appearing very near mint, with original sticker decals.

A large collection of assorted boxed diecast model cars, trucks and lorries of various scales and making. Largely Lledo Days Gone and Oxford but Corgi and Vanguards also present. Examples to include London Taxi, Queen Mother Coronation Bus, Royal Mail Morris Van, Royal Mail Chevrolet Van, Comer Dropside Van and others. All contents appearing mint, within original boxes.

A collection of x10 Corgi Original Omnibus and Corgi Classics diecast model buses and cars to include; 06701 VW Camper, 02201 Morris Traveller, 07001 Lufthansa VW Minibus, 42503 Hants & Dorset Bedford OB, 97945 Ribble Motor Services Ltd Leyland PD2 and others. Models appearing mint, within original perspex display boxes.

A collection of x12 Lledo 1/76 scale / 00 gauge Trackside and ' Whiskey Trail ' diecast model vehicles. Examples to include Guy Pantechnicon removal vans Griff Fender, Shore Porter Society, Restmor and others along with x5 Whiskey Trail Glenfiddich Morris Z Van. All models appearing mint, within original boxes.

A large collection of x68 assorted Lledo Days Gone diecast model cars along with accompanying reference magazines. Examples to include Morris Minor Tetley Van, Bedford Kellogg's Van, Morris Parcel Van Teachers Whiskey, Scammell Tanker Truck Shell Petrol and others. All models appearing mint within original blister packs along with associated magazines.

A collection of x3 assorted Corgi Classics Chipperfields Circus and The Showmans Range diecast models comprising; 27602 Atkinson 8 Wheel Rigid Truck, 07202 Land Rover Public Address & Clowns and 06601 Morris 1000 Advance Publicity Van set. All models appearing mint, within original boxes.

A collection of x7 boxed Eddie Stobart diecast model trucks and lorries by makers Corgi, Vanguards and Atlas Editions. Examples to include; Corgi 59601 Ford Cargo Box Van, 58112 Transit Van, Vanguards Morris Minor Van, Atlas Editions Volvo FH Fridge Trailer. Models appearing mint, within original boxes.

FOUR VINTAGE TOM MORRIS GOLF CLUBS

An Arts & Crafts Britannia standard silver christening mug, planished body engraved with inscription and dated 1904., with S-scroll handle,  hallmarked by Moss Morris, London, 1903, 5.90 ozt (183.5 grams) - overall condition good, tarnished 

J MORRIS R.B.A (19TH/20TH CENTURY) 'LOCH CORNISK, SKYE' & 'ETTERICK BAY'both signed l.r., pair of watercolours27 x 39cmsQty: 2

HAWKING (Stephen) A Brief History of Time, 20th anniversary edition, 2008, 3rd impression, good in dust jacket. With Hawking's ink thumb-print witnessed and countersigned by Kathrine Morris SRN, Hawking's long term nurse. This is offered with 5 accompanying personal photographs, one of Kathrine Morris and others with Hawking in his iconic wheelchair when visiting Russia; also, an Invitation and Order of Service to celebrate the marriage of Hawking and Elaine in 1995, Hawking's 50th Birthday invitation 1992, publisher's invitation (1991) to celebrate the continuing success of the Bantam Press edition of A Brief History of Time, and payslip showing Kathrine Morris then employed by the Department of Applied Mathematics in Cambridge.Provenance: The property of Kathrine Morris, former nurse to Stephen Hawking

Fine binding by Sydney 'Sandy' Morris Cockerell and Joan Rix Tebbutt.LISTER (Raymond) Prints and Printmaking, Methuen 1984, 8vo, in full vellum, the upper board with two serpentine vertical bands of gilt crescents between alternating gilt and dark lines, spine with dark lettering, lower board centred with a gilt motif, overall size 24 x 16.5 x 4cm, in cloth drop-back box

Kelmscott Press. MORRIS (William) Poems by the Way, Kelmscott Press 1891, small 4to, one of 300 copies, printed in Golden Type in red and black, wood-engraved border and initials designed by Morris, uncut in original vellum with silk ties and yapp edges, spine titled in gilt and a little mottledNote: The second book printed by the Kelmscott Press, this was the first to have the woodcut Kelmscott printer's device (which appears twice), and the first printed in two colours.Condition report: offset stains to endpapers from silk ties (?). See photos for general condition guide.

Concorde. A Signed 12x8 colour photo. Multi signed by Concorde Pilots Pete Finlay, Viv Gunten, John Hutchinson, Tim Orchard, Jeremy Rendall, Neil Rendall, Colin Morris, Brian Walpole, Les Brodie, Dick Routledge, John Lidiard and few others. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

Battle Over Britain book signed by 350 RAF WW2 BOB pilots Full list available. DEFINITIVE updated revised and best analysis of the Battle of Britain published to commemorate the 50th anniversary 1940-1990. Contains 354 signatures of top aces, air gunners and observers all who have rightly gone down in history known as the Legendary Few. Of special interest complete list of RAF and Luftwaffe losses as they occurred day by day and Appendix G the list of awards of the Victoria Cross and George Cross gained during the battle and the blitz (with 3 signatures). Signatures On Bookplate, 11 Author: Francis K Mason, Wg Cdr P Barthropp DFC AFC, 602, Wg Cdr E Barwell DFC, 264, 616-312, Grp Capt Tom Gleave 253, Wg Cdr R Havercroft AFC, 92, AVM F D Hughes CB DSO DFC AFC 264, Grp Capt C B. F Kingcombe DSO DFC 92, Air Cdre J A Leathart CB DSO, 54, ACM Sir Denis Smallwood GBE KCB DSO DFC, Signatures throughout the book including Flt Lt H Lusk, Sqn Ldr T P M Cooper-Slipper DFC 605, Flt Lt B. M Bush DFC 504, Grp Capt R Oxspring DFC AFC, 66, FO A Gear DFC 32, AVM F Scott-Malden DSO DFC, 61-603, Flt Lt E Cranwell DFC, 610, Cdre R Hay DSO DSC 808, Sqn Ldr R Stillwell DFC 65, FO A Burdekin 600, Sqn Ldr E Spurdle DFC, 74, Air Cdre J Farmer DFC 302, PO E Edmunds 245, Grp Capt G Edge DFC, 605, Grp Capt J Kayll DSO DFC 615, Sqn Ldr P McGregor, 46, Sqn Ldr J Freeborn DFC 74, Wg Cdr M F Anderson DFC 604, Grp Capt I Bayles, Grp Capt C Gray DSO DFC 54, Sqn Ldr H Heron AFC 266, Wg Cdr P Parrott DFC AFC 145, Flt Lt A Aslett 235, Flt Lt N Kemp DFC 85, Flt Lt A Cook 604, Flt Lt N Ramsey DFC 610, Sqn Ldr R Young 23, Sqn Ldr T Pickering 32, Flt Lt M Appleby 609, Sqn Ldr L Dixon DFC 600, Flt Lt G Bailey 234, Flt Lt R Kellow 213, AVM E Crew DSO DFC 604, Grp Capt P O'Brien DFC 52, AVM H Hogan DFC, 501, Wg Cdr E Holden DFC 501, Sqn Ldr D Stones DFC 79, Grp Capt A Wright DFC AFC 92, Grp Capt A Ingle DFC AFC, 605, Sergeant P Else 610, Wg Cdr W S Krol DFC 302, AVM H Bird-Wilson DSO DFC AFC 17, Sqn Ldr I Hutchinson 222, Flt Lt J Greenwood 253, Air Cdre E Morris DSO DFC 79, Wg Cdr F Smith DFC 72, Sqn Ldr J Gibson DSO DFC 501, Wg Cdr A Forster DFC 607, Flt Lt H Hoyle, 32, Sqn Ldr R Dalton RFM 604, Flt Lt R Hall 152, Flt Lt L Martel 72, Wg Cdr N Hancock DFC 1, Wg Cdr R Norris, 1, Flight Lt A Austin, 29, Flt Lt R Johnson 222, Sqn Ldr J Young DFC 234, Wg Cdr C Currant DSO DFC 605, Wg Cdre S Skalski DSO DFC 302-501, Grp Capt J Cunningham DSO DFC 604, Sqn Ldr A Page DSO DFC 56, Grp Capt D Gillam DSO DFC AFC 616, Sqn Ldr A Bartley DFC 92, Sqn Ldr K Geddes DFC, 604. Grp Capt D R S Bader DSO DFC 222-242, Sqn Ldr C Saunders DFC, 92, Wg Cdr J Sing DFC 213, Flt Lt G Holder 236, Flt Lt A Beechey DFC 141. Wg Cdr R Stanford-Tuck DSO DFC 92-257. Wg Cdr R Doe DSO DFC 234-238, Wg Cdr C Overton DFC 609. Wg Cdr D Kingaby DSO AFC DFM 266-92. Wg Cdr B Jennings DFM, 19, Grp Capt M Stephens DSO DFC 3-232, Grp Capt E Wells DSO DFC 266, Flt Lt F Barker DFM 264, FO J Pickford DFM 604, Sqn Ldr R Innes 253, Grp Capt G Manton 56, Sqn Ldr G Pittman 17, Wg Cdr E Shipman AFC, 41, Sqn Ldr V Simmonds, 238, Air Cdre P Jameson DSO DFC 266, Flt Lt R Dibnah 1-242, Flt Lt W Gnys 302, Sqn Ldr P Morfill DFM 501, Flt Lt J Milne 605, Sqn Ldr P Olver DFC 603, Flt Lt R Candy 25, Flt Lt W McConnell DFC 245, Wg Cdr E Graham 72, Flt Lt A Thompson DFC 85 249, Sqn Ldr W Johnson DFC 85, Grp Capt J White 3 FIU, Flt Lt F Lanning DFC 141, Lt Cdr B Paterson DFC 804, Sqn Ldr E Smith DFC 610, Sqn Ldr D Scott DFC 73, Wg Cdr R Fumerton DFC AFC 32, Wg Cdr G Gilroy DSO DFC 603, Grp Capt J Ellis DFC, 610, Wg Cdr M Robinson CB AFC, 616, Sergeant N Harding 29, Sqn Ldr A Whitby DFM, 79. Wg Cdr J R Gardner 141, Wg Cdr G Nelson-Edwards DFC 79, Flt Lt N Norfolk DFC 72, Sqn Ldr D Jack 602, Flt Lt R Carr-Lewty AFC 41, Flt Lt M Croskell 213, Flt Lt R James DFM 29, Air Cdre R Leigh 66, Grp Capt P O'Brian DFC 152, Flt Lt M Mounsdon 56, Grp Capt S Gunn DFC 236, Flt Lt G Holder 236, Grp Capt N Odbert 64, FO John W Pye, 25, Flt Lt Hone 615, Wg Cdr P Pitcher 1, Sqn Ldr E Seabourne DFC 238, Wg Cdr G Saunders DFC 65, Wg Cdr J Bisdee DFC 609, Wg Cdr R Milne DFC 151, Wg Cdr K Holden DFC 616, Wg Cdr J O'Neill DFC 601 238, Sqn Ldr O Kucera DFC 111, Flt Lt L Batt 238, Wg Cdr G Howitt DFC 245 615, Flt Lt F Gash DFM, 264, Sqn Ldr J Unwin-Mann DSO DFC 238, Grp Capt T Dalton-Morgan DSO DFC 43, Air Cdre D Roberts AFC 609, Sqn Ldr G Pushman DFC 23, Sqn Ldr J Stokoe DFC 603, FO J Quill AFC 65, Air Cdre R Chisholm DSO DFC 604, Wg Cdr M H Constable-Maxwell DSO DFC 56, Wg Cdr D Honor DFC 145, Wg Cdr R C Wilkinson DFM, 3, Sqn Ldr M T Wainwright AFC 64, Sqn Ldr R McGowan 46, FO L Bowman DFM 141, Lt Cdr A McLeod Mackinnon 804, PO A Vrana 312, Grp Capt I Smith DFC 151, Mjr A E Marsh RM 804, Flt Lt D Mansfield 236, Flt Lt D Smythe DFC 264, ACM Sir F Rosier DSO 229, Sqn Ldr H Wakefield DFC 235, Flt Lt G Palliser DFC 43-249, Sqn Ldr D Hunt, 66, Flt Lt W Hornby 234, Sqn Ldr G Welford 607, Flt Lt K Edwards 600, Wg Cdr R Beamont DSO DFC 87, Flt Lt E Szaposnikow VM 303, Grp Capt F Sutton DFC 56, MRAF Lord N Cameron DSO DFC 1-17, Sqn Ldr P Wells DSO 249, FO C Hampshire 85, W/O R Stretch 235, Wg Cdr G Sinclair DFC 310, Wg Cdr T Vigors DFC 222, Sqn Ldr M Brown AFC 611 41, Sqn Ldr J Bentley-Beard AFC DFM 249, Sqn Ldr S Stephenson 85, Sqn Ldr N Langham-Hobart 73, Flt Lt R Holmes 504, Flt Lt W Green 501, Flt Lt W Walker 616, Flt Lt N Hancock DFC 65-152, Wg Cdr R Foster DFC 605, Sqn Ldr P Beake DFC 64, Grp Capt B Drake DSO DFC 421, Wg Cdr T Neil DFC AFC 249, Sqn Ldr P Farnes DFM 501, Sqn Ldr K Lee DFC 501, W/O G Stevens 151, Flt Lt D Parker 616-66, Flt Lt L Harvey, 54-245, W/O C Hilken 74, Flt Lt J Kemp 54, Flt Lt G Hewett 607, Flt Lt H Evans 236, W/O J Gadd 611, Flt Lt G Draper 610-41 , Wg Cdr J Lingard DFC 25-219, Sqn Ldr B Little 609, W/O K Jones 85-605, Flt Lt J F R Jones 25, 25, Flt Lt H Aitken 54, Flt Lt D Anderson 29, Flt Lt J Duart 219, Flt Lt S Cooper AFC 253, Gp Captain P Townsend DSO DFC 87, Sqn Ldr K Carver DFC, 29-229, Wg Cdr I Westmacott 56, Wg Cdr S Norris DFC 610, W/O E Adams, 236, W/O H Bowen-Morris, Sqn Ldr J Hayter DFC, 615-605, Feldwebel Helmut Pohl 111 Luftwaffe, First POW AVM A Johnstone CB DFC 602, Sqn Ldr D Yapp DFC 245-253, Sqn Ldr J Pattison DSO DFC 266-92, Sqn Ldr A Glegg DFC, 600, Flt Lt J Down 64, Flt Lt A MacGregor 266-19, ACM Sir H Broadhurst DSO DFC AFC, 1, Grp Capt D MacDonald DSO DFC, 213, Wg Cdr A Miller DFC, FIU-17, Flt Lt D Gibbons, 54-222, Flt Lt A Russell 43, Sqn Ldr B. D Russel DSO DFC 1, Grp Capt J Hill 222, Wg Cdr R MacDougall DFC, 141, Sqn Ldr H Newton AFC 111, Sqn Ldr J Mackenzie DFC 41, Flt Lt P Hairs MBE 501, Sqn Ldr P McDown 56, W/O R Gretton DFC 266-222, Flt Lt R Llewellyn DFM 213, Sqn Ldr F Usmar 41, Flt Lt R Sellers AFC 111-46, Sqn Ldr W Blackadder DSO 600, Wg Cdr R Thomson 72, Wg Cdr E Cassidy DFC AFC 25-249, Flt Lt R Ford, 41, Sqn Ldr B Bowring, 600 111, Flt Lt L Collingridge 66, Flt Lt R Puda, 310-605, Wg Cdr T Thomson 615, 607, 213, Flt Lt A Blayney AFC 609, Flt Lt N Barron, 236, Flt Lt R Jones 605, Lt Cdr R Gardner DSC 242, Flt Lt R Smith 151, Wg Cdr G Swanwick 54, Wg Cdr J Storrar DFC 145-73-421, Wg Cdr J Kilmartin DFC 43, Flt Lt A Harker DFM 234, Sqn Ldr H Szczesny DFC VM, 74, Flt Lt R Tongue, 504, Flt Lt R Kings, 238, W/O G Garside, 236, Grp Capt G Westlake DSO DFC 43-213, Flt Lt C Gibbons, 236, Flt Lt D Cooper 235, Flt Lt D Isherwood 29, Sqn Ldr I Cosby DFC 610, 72 222, Flt Lt A Lauder 264, Sqn Ldr C Haw DFC DFM 504, Sqn Ldr J Millard 1-242, W/O G Benn 219, AVM G Chamberlain CB , FIU, W/O R Mowat 248, Lt Cdr R Walsh, 111, Flt Lt H Cordell, 64-616, Flt Lt W Skinner DFM 74, Author Francis K Mason acknowledges during the Battle of Brittan, the 4 awards of the Victoria Cross, and the 34 awards of the George Cross, signatures of 3 of the recipients can be found on pages 505-506. Wg Cdr R Learoyd VC, Colonel B. S T Archer GC Royal Engineers Harry Errington GC Auxiliary Fireman TOTAL 356 (approx). Good condition Est.

Ɵ EPHEMERA: MOUNT EVEREST: a group of eight commemorative publications, 1933-1993. includes a Lecture Programme SIGNED by John Hunt, and a Times colour supplement SIGNED by Jan Morris. comprises: The Times Everest Colour Supplement, 1953. SIGNED by Jan Morris. London: The Times Publishing Company Limited, September 1953. a colour supplement issue commemorating the ascent of Everest by Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay on Friday, May 29, 1953, (380 x 255mm), SIGNED by Jan Morris in black ink to the front cover, price 3s. 6d., b/w. and colour photo. illustrated throughout, advertisements relating to the Expedition, 24pp. James Humphrey Morris (1926-2020) accompanied the 1953 Everest Expedition as a correspondent for the Times, his coded communique to the London newspaper paper announcing Hillary and Norgay had reached the summit arrived just in time for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on June 1, 1953: LECTURE PROGRAMME: Ascent of Everest 1953. SIGNED by John Hunt. Vail & Co. Ltd., London, n.d. (c.1953). a programme for an Illustrated lecture given by John Hunt (leader of the 1953 Everest Expedition), at the Floral Hall Winter Garden Eastbourne, East Sussex, photo. illustrated, stapled covers, (277 x 250mm), SIGNED by John Hunt to the front cover in black ink, congratulatory note from the expedition patron, Prince Philip, introduction by Sir Edwin Herbert, President of the Alpine Club and J.M. Wordie, President of the Royal Geographical Society, a list of the members of the expedition with a brief biography for each, b/w. photo. illustrated, advertisements, 16pp., with a photo. illustrated flyer for the event loosely inserted, (220 x 258mm): The Geographical Journal [Off print from]. vol. 158, No. 1. Everest, 1951: cartographic and photographic evidence of a new route from Nepal, M.P. Ward and P.K. Clark. a paper accepted for publication in October 1991. Royal Geographical Society, March, 1992. a 10pp. stapled pamphlet, (240 x 175mm), SIGNED by Edmund Hillary and Michael Ward to the front cover, pp. 47-56: together with three folded Times newspaper articles, Illustrated special Everest sections titled 'Amazing Cliffs of Black Rock and Terrific Ice Slopes', 'First Pictures of the Houston Mount Everest Flight, April 24, 1933' and 'Flying to the Summit' photographs taken on the second Everest flight, May 8, 1933, 4pp: with two other commemorative publications, WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED. Conquest of Everest, July 4th, 1953. b/w. and colour illustrated: THE GUARDIAN WEEKEND. March 13, 1993. Everest 1953. the 6pp. article includes a biography of each of the climbers. (8) Condition Report: 1. The Times Everest Colour Supplement. September 1953, SIGNED by Jan Morris - covers with light marks overall, and rust marks from the staples internally, o/w. a clean copy. 2. LECTURE PROGRAMME. Ascent of Everest 1953 - the programme covers marked and a little creased, rust marks from the staples, further minor marks and light creases internally. The flyer - a clean copy. 3. The Geographical Journal, March 1992 SIGNED by Edmund Hillary and Michael Ward - a clean copy. 4 - 6. Three folded Times newspaper articles, Illustrated special Everest sections, some edge nicks and toning to newspaper sheet edges. 7. WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED. Conquest of Everest, July 4th, 1953. - some toning to leaf edges and margins, and rust marks around the staples. 8. THE GUARDIAN WEEKEND. March 13, 1993. Everest 1953. - pages with some toning, 4 clean edge tears (approx. 11cm each) across the back cover page. Condition Report Disclaimer

Ɵ GREGORY, Alfred. (1913 - 2010). Three Works: SIGNED first editions, 1954-1993. comprises: The Picture of Everest. SIGNED. Joint Himalayan Committee of the Royal Geographical Society and the Alpine Club. Hodder and Stoughton. 1954. first edition, Deluxe issue, 4to., (280 x 225mm), publisher's original gilt decorated white paper over boards, gilt lettered decorated spine, navy blue textured, gilt titled dustwrapper, unclipped, a chart of the ascent to rear e/p., SIGNED by Alfred Gregory to title page, and further SIGNED by John Hunt at the end of the foreward, 43 full-page colour photographs after original photographs taken by members of the British Mount Everest Expedition 1953, 92pp: Alfred Gregory's Everest. SIGNED. Constable. London, 1993. first edition, 4to., (280 x 200mm), publisher's black cloth, silver lettering to spine, dustwrapper unclipped, foreward by Jan Morris, SIGNED to the half-title by Alfred Gregory, John Hunt, George Lowe, Edmund Hillary, ('Ed Hillary'), and Times correspondent, Jan Morris, (James Morris), b/w. photo. illustrations, 183pp. published to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the first ascent of Everest. both volumes within glassine wrappers: Alfred Gregory's Photographic Portrait. Blackpool. A Celebration of the '60s. SIGNED. Constable, London, 1993. first edition, square 8vo., (222 x 197mm), photo. illustrated soft wrappers, half-title, SIGNED by the author in blue ink to title page, foreward by Thora Hird, b/w. photo. illustrations after Alfred Gregory throughout, 175pp. Alfred Gregory was a British mountaineer, explorer and professional photographer. He was stills photographer and a member of the 1953 British Mount Everest Expedition led by John Hunt, reaching 28,000 feet (8,500 m) in support of the successful first ascent by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. (3)   Condition Report: 1. The Picture of Everest - light marks to cream gilt paper covered boards, foxing to top edge, some scuffs and marks to navy blue dustwrapper, some sporadic foxing internally, o/w. a clean copy. 2. Alfred Gregory's Everest - a clean copy. 3. Alfrded Gregory's Blackpool - a clean copy.   Condition Report Disclaimer

Ɵ HUNT, John (1910 - 1998). The Ascent of Everest. SIGNED. Hodder & Stoughton, 1953. single volume, first edition, 8vo., (230 x 160mm), publisher's blue cloth, gilt lettering to spine, dustwrapper unclipped, design by W. Heaton Cooper, SIGNED by the author (expedition leader) to the title page, and further SIGNED by nine members of the 1953 British Expedition team, including George Lowe, George Band, Hamish McInnes, Mike Westmacott, Alfred Gregory, Edmund Hillary, Charles Wylie, Michael Ward, and correspondent from The Times, James Morris, who accompanied the expedition, 8 colour photo. illustrations including frontispiece, 48 half-tone plates and numerous in-text illustrations, 300pp., within removeable clear wrapper. (1) Condition Report: clean, bright cloth with minor marks, spine bumped head/tail, dustwrapper with some nicks, a clean copy. Condition Report Disclaimer

A collection of mid 20th Century vintage ladies dresses and vintage style dresses to include an Anna Belinda of Oxford blue silk dress in the William Morris style and a Fever knee length and halter neck dress, Size 12 (5 garments in total) Location: Rail 1

comprising: a PAIR OF LINED 'KENNET' PATTERN CURTAINS, registered 1883, blue colourway, printed cotton, each 249cm x 175cm; a 'KENNET' PATTERN PANEL, blue colourway, printed 157cm x 83cm; TWO 'TULIP' PATTERN PANELS, registered 1875, blue colourway, printed cotton, 78cm x 137cm and 42cm x 210cm; a 'ROSE AND THISTLE' PATTERN PANEL, registered 1881, pink colourway, printed cotton, 155cm x 128cm; a 'WEY' PATTERN PANEL, registered 1883, printed cotton, lined, 180cm x 96cm; SIX TURNBULL & STOCKDALE PANELS, blue colourway, printed cotton, 78cm square; 80cm square; 79cm square; 80cm square; 56cm x 54cm and 136cm x 76cm; and a FURTHER TURNBULL & STOCKDALE EXAMPLE, blue colourway, printed cotton, 37cm x 52cm, both designed by Lewis Day Provenance: From the collection of Arthur Halcrow Verstage Footnote: Literature: Parry, L. William Morris Textiles, V&A 2013, p.237, no.55; p.229, no. 46; p.207, no. 8, p. 237, no. 54Note: Arthur Halcrow Verstage was an architect who spent much of his career in the public sector. He was a student at the Royal Academy School of Architecture in the 1900s and was elected as an Associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1902. By 1903 he was a student and assistant at the Central School of Arts and Crafts (later known as the Central School of Art and Design) in London where William Lethaby was principal and a great influence on him. He then oversaw the design of the new school in Southampton Row from 1905-8. From here he became an architect for London County Council and was involved with many London societies, and as a founding member of the Kelmscott Fellowship, a forerunner to The William Morris Society. His large and varied collection, amassed from 1902, reflected his wide interest in the arts. His archive was purchased by The William Morris Society in 2005.

lustre-glazed earthenware, on a J.H. Davis blank, impressed J.H. DAVIS30cm diameterFootnote: Note: The impressed mark J.H. Davis on this piece was the mark used by the potter John Heath Davis (active 1875–91) of Hanley, Staffordshire. De Morgan frequently purchased blanks from commercial potteries in Staffordshire to decorate and fire himself.Arthur Halcrow Verstage (1875-1969) was an architect who spent much of his career in the public sector. He was a student at the Royal Academy School of Architecture in the 1900s and was elected as an Associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1902. By 1903 he was a student and assistant at the Central School of Arts and Crafts (later known as the Central School of Art and Design) in London where William Lethaby was principal and a great influence on him. He then oversaw the design of the new school in Southampton Row from 1905-8. From here he became an architect for London County Council and was involved with many London societies, and as a founding member of the Kelmscott Fellowship, a forerunner to The William Morris Society. His large and varied collection was a reflection of his wide interest in the arts. His archive was purchased by The William Morris Society in 2005.