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Lot 951
GB coll in Gibbons Album from 1840 1d black with QV oddments incl 1883 2/6d lilac and 5/= Rose (gu) EVII vals to 2/6d, GV incl seahorses to 10/=, both Wembley sets (gu) GVI h.vals set of 6 and 1951 ditto (both gu) QE from 1952 incl Castles, graphites, commem sets (ord no phos) mainly used to c.1965 and mostly u/m mint thereafter, ending c.1990
Lot 955
Pair of New Ideal albums for world issues 1840-1940's much useful throughout including Belgium from imperfs incl Red Cross sets (m&u) strength in France from imperfs with many commem sets, Red Cross, charity issues 1947 UPU 500F u/m, Germany from earlies incl 1933 Zeppelin o/pt on 4m (m) 1935/6 Olympic set, Holland, Italy with 1917-35 air stamps near complete incl surcharges, Switz incl Airs, P.Juv and P.Patria sets, USA from earlies etc.
Lot 265
A pair of late Victorian silver embossed rectangular salts, together with a late Victorian mother or pearl cased silver bladed fruit knife (by T M, Birmingham, 1888), together with another similar inscribed "Fruit Knife", a cased set of six EPNS fruit knives and forks, a similar ivorine handled fish knife and fork set, a Christening set comprising knife, fork and spoon, a cased fish server set and five plated tablespoons
Lot 266A
A collection of silver wares to include a pounce pot of baluster form (London, 1836), a silver pepper of rectangular baluster form with canted corners (London, 1953), a silver ashtray and three various plated salt spoons, a pair of silver sugar tongs, a pair of silver scissors, silver matchbox holder inscribed "R with love M" and two silver wine labels, one inscribed "Whisky", the other "Sherry" and a further wine label stamped "Sterling" to back inscribed "Vodka"
Lot 512
LOT OF LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVER FLATWARE including a pair of late 18th Germanic silver spoons, stamped with marks 'IGT', 'G12' and a zig-zag line, handle backs also engraved 'M JGJ 1796', these marks are very similar to known examples of marks used in the late 18th century around Northern Germany and the bordering areas, each 14.5cm long, a late 18th century Scottish silver teaspoon, unmarked, Scottish fiddle pattern, engraved with initials 'JS', a George III Scottish silver teaspoon, maker's mark 'P&L', Edinburgh, circa 1795, 10.5cm long, a George III silver fiddle pattern teaspoon, maker Mitchell & Russell, Edinburgh 1812, handle engraved 'N 7', 14.5cm long, a George IV Scottish silver Kings pattern sauce ladle, maker Philip Grierson, Glasgow 1824, 15cm long and a George III silver Old English pattern dessert spoon, maker Richard Crossley, London 1800, handle engraved with initials 'CM', 16cm long, approximately 128g in total (7)
Lot 10
9CT GOLD & ENAMEL ROYAL IRISH RIFLES STICK PIN & DRESS BROOCH. STICK PIN PRESENED IN A LEATHER BOX, ANSELLS 55 DONEGAL PLACE, BELFAST & DRESS BROOCH IN A LEATHER BOX, J CARTER 18 CHURCH STREET, 123 HIGH STREET, DOVERCOURT.HEIGHT: 1 INCH, WIDTH: 1.5 INCHES.INITIALED 'M' TO REVERSE & SLIGHT CHIP TO TOP RIGHT CORNER OF BADGE, OTHERWISE IN GOOD CONDITION.
Lot 108
Eight small maps, comprising Cadiz Harbour 1809, The Bay of Acré 1815, Pierre Vander Aa, L'Ile Maurice c1714, Chart from Cadiz to C. Trafalgar 1805, Tusciae et Umbriae, Plan of the Intended and Actual Attack on Algier 1816, French map of Zelon c1630 and M. D'Anville A Map of the Kingdoms of Koto, Pop, Fida and Ardra c1727, most hand coloured, all in Hogarth frames (8)
Lot 170
GB Stamps - A Superb Group of Used Abroad Victoria to Q.E.II, Victorian used in Malta including 1874, five shillings pale rose, Constantinople 1882, S.G. 163, one shilling orange brown used Greytown Nicaragua, also St Thomas, Valparaiso, British Army South Africa, Bechuanaland, Zululand, Beirut, Gibraltar,m Ascension, Filed Posts and more. Viewing recommended.
Lot 72
Commonwealth Stamps A-M, a very well presented, largely mint George VI and early QEII album, with full and part sets of ten up to high values including Aden with ovpts, Antigua, Ascension George VI 1938 to 1 shilling, very good Bahamas, Bechuanaland, Honduras, Cayman Islands, very good Falkland Islands and Dependencies, Gold Coast, Malta, Mauritius and much more. Very high cat. value, viewing recommended; together with a few loose oddments.
Lot 128
The Golden Age of the American Racing Car by Borgeson, 288pp, 1996, discussing the men, machines, tracks and engineering. Also a similar book by A. Bochroch bringing the story more up to date and Broad Track by Dick Wallen, 423pp, 1990, with excellent monochrome images and detailed text. Together with British Cars at Le mans by D. Pascal, 146pp, 1990 and the British Grand Prix by M. Hamilton, and other competition titles, all in good fettle. (8)
Lot 144
The Beaulieu Encyclopaedia of the Automobile. Published in two volumes (Volume 1 A - L and Volume 2 M - Z) in 2000 by The Stationery Office, London. These large tomes were claimed to be 'The most comprehensive book ever written about the world of cars and set to become a must-have for anyone with a love of motoring'. Editor in Chief Nick Georgano, Foreword by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, each volume 11 x 8¾ inches, profusely illustrated in colour and black-and-white, over 1800 pages in total, and about 1.5 million words of text, giving a detailed background on every make and marque of car ever built. Also, a copy of the (rare) complementary, Encyclopaedia of Coachbuilding, 390pp, 2001 with a foreword by Brian Sewell. Each with a DJ having a little creasing and rubbing, but no splits, otherwise in generally very good condition. (3)
Lot 199
Porsche - L'pop‚e Porsche Epic 1875 - 1948 by Dr M. Thiriar, 464pp, 2002 (believed). A folio size book with a multitude of photographs, specifications, race history and model details. Dual French and English text, with a very clean DJ. Also, Porsche Genesis of a Genius 1900-1933, by Karl Ludvigsen, 485pp, 2008 with a good DJ. Excellent images and good line drawings, English text. With an author's signature on the half-title page. (2)
Lot 202
Charles Rolls of Rolls-Royce by Lawson (Bruce), 1st ed, 2013, hardback with DJ; Clement Bayard, Pionnier Industriel by Hartmann (Gerard), 1st ed, 2013, hardback in DJ (French text), Granville Bradshaw - a flawed genius? By Jones (Barry M.), 2008, paperback, Harker (Ronald W.), The Engines Were Rolls-Royce: An informal history of that famous company, First U.S. Edition, 1979, hardback in slightly worn dust jacket, plus two paperbacks in the Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust Series: Taylor (Douglas R.), Boxkite to Jet - the remarkable career of Frank B. Halford, and Clarke (Tom C.), Royce and the Vibration Damper, presentation copy signed by the author, and one in the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation Series: Harvey-Bailey (Alec), Rolls-Royce: The Sons of Martha. All volumes in good condition. (7)
Lot 204
French, Danish & German Motoring Literature. An interesting selection, comprising: Les Automobiles de 1920, by R. Desmons, a soiled but very well-illustrated paperback volume in a modern quarter leather binding; L'Automobile Theorique at Pratique: II - Voitures a Petrole, by L. Baudry de Saunier, 1900, original cloth (spine repaired), 510pp, with numerous text figures and period advertisements; Cours d'Automobiles, Livre II - Voitures Automobiles, by M. Louis Durand, 1927, paperback with numerous text illustrations (covers loose and torn); Cours d'Automobile Theorique et Pratique, by Lieutenants Cormier et Balliere, 1916, original limp cloth (rubbed), with 67 text figures, 26 folding plates, and 4 folding plates in 15 colours; Man dreijer Handsvinget - til Motoren gar, by Thorkil Ry Anderson, 1988, paperback; Das Automobil in Theorie und Praxis, by Louis Baudry de Saunier, two-volume hardback reprint, 1989, in dust jackets, of a work first published in 1900/1901, profusely illustrated with engravings and advertisements; plus two other titles. (9)
Lot 212
Le M‚canicien Moderne. A two volume set published in Paris, circa 1910. Both quarto volumes with their blush grey and polychrome and gilt decorated covers. Pagination in each book is 232 and 233 (465pp) of French text with highly detailed images and drawings. Also, 10 full-page mechanical coloured folded-flap cut-a-ways of a Motor-Car, Steam Boiler, Steam Engine, Dynamo with 3 phase current, Locomotive, Gas Engines and Diesel and Oil Otto Engines, each with an explanatory index, unusually these are in very good condition. The covers a little soiled and the spines worn, otherwise a delight. (2)
Lot 237
At the Wheel Ashore & Afloat by M. Grahame-White Foulis. London. Circa 1935. Large 8vo. pp, xiv, 436. Illustrated with numerous photograph and plates. Original dark blue cloth, presentation edition, with a motor-car and boat steering wheels impressed in gold to the front cover. Spine titled in gilt, end-papers with illustrations of club badges. Edges are uncut. Very minor shelf rubbing to bottom edge and spine with slight creasing. (1)
Lot 238
La France et l'Automobile by C. W. Bishop (Dr). Editions M.-Th. G‚nin, Paris, 447pp including addendums, and a typed partial index included, 1971. A full and detailed history of the motor-car development in France, with good photographs. Originally a soft-bound 8vo with a Peter Helck colour illustration on the front cover, this rare book has been hardbound in light green cloth, with a gilt title to the spine. The original cover insitu, and in very good order. French text. (1)
Lot 342
The Motor Car in Art by John Zolomij, 300pp, 1990, a full colour landscape-format 4to volume, a well-written treatise on art related to the automobile. In excellent condition, with a DJ. Also, Car Mascots by Sirignano & Sulzberger, 1977; Motor Badges & Figureheads by Brian Jewell, 1978; Car Badges of the World by Tim Nicholson, 1970 1st ed, Automobilia by M. Worthington-Williams, 1979; The Price Guide & Identification of Automobilia by Gardiner and Morris, 1982 1st ed and San Sylmar, a coffee table book about the Nethercutt Collection, 1978. All with good DJs where appropriate. (7)
Lot 344
Racing Biographies. Champion Year 'My Battle for the Drivers' World Title', by Mike Hawthorn, (the manuscript delivered lust before the driver's death), 239pp, 1959 third edition, with the author's printed signature on the dedication page. With, Challenge me the Race, 240pp, 1958 4th edition. Both books with very good DJs. Also, The Brabazon Story by Lord Brabazon, 227pp, 1956 1st ed; Sir Henry Segrave, 227pp, 1961 1st ed by Cyril Posthumus; Parry Thomas, 176pp, 1959 1st ed by Hugh Tours; my Twenty Years of Racing by Juan M. Fangio, 224pp, 1961 1st ed; Bits and Pieces by Prince Bira, a 1946 petit edition. All these books with good or better DJs. Together with All but my Life by Stirling Moss, without DJ. (8)
Lot 350
Motoring in England, France and Spain. A good selection of octavo hardback titles, comprising: Motor Days in England by John M. Dillon, First U.S. Edition, 1908; The Road by Hilaire Belloc, special edition by The British Reinforced Concrete Engineering Co. Ltd., 1923; The Motor Routes of England: Southern Section (1909), Western Section (1911), and France Part I -To the Chateaux of Touraine, The Pyrenees and the Rhone Valley (1910), all by Gordon Home and all 1st eds; A Motor Tour Through France and England by Elizabeth Yardley, two copies, First Impressions, U.K. and U.S. Editions; The South-Bound Car by Owen Llewellyn and L. Ravenhill, 1st ed,1907; The Lightning Conductor by C. N. and A. M. Williamson, Fourth Edition, 1904, Motor Roads to London, published by the Mitchell Motor Works & Garage, Third Edition, 1912 (including coloured folding map); and Motoring in the North of England by Charles G. Harper, paperback, circa 1911, with folding maps and numerous period advertisements. Some volumes a little worn, but mostly sound and clean copies. (11)
Lot 353
Motoring in the Balkans, Mesopotamia, Persia, and further. A good selection of hardback volumes, all 1st eds and octavo size unless otherwise noted, comprising: Motoring in the Balkans: Along the Highways of Dalmatia, Montenegro, The Herzegovina and Bosnia by Frances Kinsley Hutchinson, 1910 (over 100 photographs by the author); Through Europe and the Balkans: The Record of a Motor Tour by Lieut.-Colonel P. T. Etherton and A. Dunscombe Allen, 1928 (two copies with different coloured cloth covers); To Menelek in a Motor-Car by Clifford Halle,1913; With the M. T. in Mesopotamia by Brevet Lt.-Col. F. W. Leland, 1920; A Motor Flight through Algeria and Tunisia by Emma Burbank Ayer, Chicago, 1911; Through Persia in a Motor Car, by Russia and the Caucasus, 1907 (internal foxing and loose pagination); and With Cossack and Car in Galicia by Tom Bevan, not dated but circa 1914, quarto, with photographic and tipped-in colour plates. Generally sound condition, a few volumes with some staining or rubbing to the covers. (8)
Lot 354
Motoring in Canada and the Americas. A good selection of octavo hardback volumes, all 1st eds unless otherwise noted, comprising: A Motor Tour Through Canada by Thomas W. Wilby, 1914 (some internal foxing and a few pages roughly opened); Two Thousand Miles on an Automobile: Being a Desultory Narrative of a Trip Through New England, New York, Canada, and the West, 1902; By Motor to the Golden gate by Emily Post, 1916; Motor Camping by J. C. and John D. Long, New York, 1923; The Saga of the Roaring Road by Fred J. Wagner as told to John M. Mitchell, Boston, 1938 (some staining to the covers); El Toro: A Motor Car Story of Interior Cuba by E. Ralph Estep, Detroit, 1909 (some internal foxing, pictorial board covers rubbed and marked); and Modern Gypsies: The Story of a Twelve Thousand Mile Motor Camping Trip Encircling the United States by Mary Crehore Bedell, New York, 1924. Generally sound apart from the faults mentioned. (7)
Lot 389
Bentley. The Racing History of the Bentley by Darell Berthon, 144pp, 1956 1st ed, (unfortunately with a poor DJ); Bentley the 1938/1939 Overdrive cars by Frankel & Strang, 1994 1st ed; Bentley - The silent Sports Car 1931-1941 by Ellman-Brown, 1989; Bentley - The Vintage Years by M. Hay, 1986; Bentley the 3 1/2 & 4 1/4 litre 1933-40 In Detail by Nick Walker, Bentley Factory Cars 1919-1931 by M. Hay and an Illustrated History of the Bentley Car by W. O. Bentley, 1964. All with very good DJs. (7)
Lot 392
Rolls-Royce - Various Springfield Pamphlets. A Rolls-Royce Publicity booklet for Springfield, March 1922 and two others similar dated 1922 and August 1923; An Address by Mr M. Olley to the Publicity Club of Springfield, c1927; Advance sketches of Rolls-Royce Coachwork. Together with the 'Opening of the New Factory by Lord Montagu', July 1908, a petit programme with Montagu's speech inserted, and other documents. All in good, clean condition. (8)
Lot 432
Cars and Motor-Cycles. A three-volume quarto hardbound set of the Subscribers' Edition of the work described as 'A complete guide and valuable work of reference for all motorists and motor-cyclists', edited by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu and M. Bourdon, published by New Era, London, 1928. Blue cloth covers (rubbed) with gilt lettering/banding to the spines, approximately 1300p, colour frontispiece to each volume plus other full-page monochrome and colour plates and numerous text figures and photographic illustrations. The volumes a little weak internally and with some signs of wear. The lot also includes a complete set of the 34 weekly parts of The Motoring Encyclopedia, Amalgamated Press, 1932/33; a very good copy in dust jacket of The Engines were Rolls-Royce by Ronald W. Harker, 1st Ed. 1979; three japanned bulb-holders; and two other motoring hardbacks. (a quantity)
Lot 374
A late 17th and an early 19th century sampler, both continental, one monogrammed ‘M’ and dated 1672, embroidered in cross stitch with a peacock, the Lamb of God, Crucifixion and a townscape beneath a short alphabet; and a second band sampler, embroidered with a parrot in a fruiting tree above a figure in 17th century dress with a greyhound, dated 1805, 29 x 59cm; 33 x 100cm1)water stains and bleached areas; small holes; good embroidery 2)backed onto grey satin, holes and fading; green binding rubbed and damaged.
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