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Lot 306
M People - Various tour t shirts and passes, to include a black 1997 Fresco Tour t shirt, labelled XL, and local crew t shirt, labelled L, together with a collection of satin stick on crew passes, to include twenty four local crew, 3three guest and one after show. (qty) *A Tour Manager's Private Collection - The Estate Of The Late Dee Mcloughlin.
Lot 111
Quantity of miscellaneous silver, including two pierced bonbon dishes, Birmingham hallmark dated 1898, approx. 13cms, small pierced dish, Birmingham hallmark dated 1907, mm HM (Henry Matthews), silver cruet with blue liner, Birmingham hallmark dated 1933, mm M&WB (Mappin & Webb), two silver cruets with South East Asian design (missing liners), Birmingham hallmark dated 1915, mm JB&Co (J Boseck & Co), boxed silver coffee bean spoons, and boxed tea strainer and six tea spoons, Birmingham hallmark dated 1938, mm J.C Ltd (J Collyer Ltd). Total weight approx. 243.5gms.
Lot 372
Hornby 00-gauge carriages, boxed - R4203A BR Mk1 Buffet Coach (Midland Region) 'M1820' Weathered, R4236A BR (ex LMS) Corridor Brake 3rd Class Coach 'M 5842 M', R4204A BR Mk1 Parcels Coach (Midlands Region) 'M80855' Weathered, R4247A BR Maunsell Passenger Brake 'Van C' S 657 S etc. (12) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 375
Bachmann Branch-Line 00-gauge carriages, boxed - 34-700B MK1 Suburban Composite Coach BR Maroon, 34-701 57' BR MK1 Suburban Composite Crimson (M), 39-177B BR MK1 Full Brake BG Crimson/Cream, 39-226C BR MK1 BCK Coach Brake Composite Corridor Maroon etc. (17) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 247
The Royal Bank of Scotland £5 Edinburgh 1st April 1958 G17467 3395, The North of Scotland Bank Limited £5 Aberdeen 1st July 1947 DE 151459, The Commercial Bank of Scotland Limited One Pound Edinburgh 4th June 1941 25E 238344, North of Scotland Bank Limited £1 Aberdeen 1st July 1939 B202853, The National Bank of Scotland £1 Edinburgh 15th July 1955 B/M 100-337, The Royal Bank of Scotland One Pound Edinburgh 1st October 1965 CL 556053, National Commercial Bank of Scotland Limited £5 Edinburgh 1st October 1964 G283514, The National Commercial Bank of Scotland Limited £1 Edinburgh 16th September 1959 1B 647619 (7) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 324
King, Jessie M. (illus.), Pierrot Before the Seven Doors by Arthur Cantillon Gowans & Gray, Glasgow & London, 1930 Rambles Among Our Industries: Leather and Bootmaking Blackie & Son Ltd., Glasgow, 1913, with cover design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh (2) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 376
Bachmann Branch-Line 00-gauge goods wagons, boxed - 37-376A 16 Ton Pressed End Door Steel Mineral Wagon MOT Bauxite, 37-877 Shock Absorbing Open Wagon BR Bauxite, 38-081 12 Ton Southern 2+2 Planked Vent Van BR (M) Grey, 37-980 Conflat BR Bauxite (2 per box) etc. (28) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 95
FABULOUS PERIOD 3 STONE DIAMOND RING, cushion cut diamonds, principal stone approx. 2 carats, outer stones approx. 1 carat each, combined diamond weight approx. 4 carat, extremely bright well matched stones of superb colour and clarity, appraised at VS, G-H colour, white diamonds in platinum setting, spectacular ring, a real show stopper!! Size M lot 95 - setting appears to be soundall stones seem sound, no inclusions can be seen, however one of the outer stones has some minute chips and abbraisions to the side edgeGeneral wear on all 3 stones consistant with being worn
Lot 533
ROYAL AIRFORCE INTEREST, COLLECTION OF SIGNED LIMITED EDITION PRINTS, comprising Maximum Effort by Philip E. West (depciting final preparations before a 101 Squadron mission in 1943), twelve signatures (artist and crew), Towards the End (Grand Slam Days) by Robin Smith, fourteen signatures (artist and crew), Black Buck One by Keith Woodcock (The longest ever bombing mission 30th April - 1st May 1982 ... Falklands), five signatures (artist and crew), Thundering Lightning by Brian Petch (Lightning F1A of 56 Sq.), two signatures (artist and R.P. Beamont), also 617 Squadron "THE DAMBUSTERS", twenty-two facsimile signatures (not limited), and a signed limited edition print of Royal Navy interest, H.M.S/M. 'Thrasher' by John Pettitt, seven signatures, all are mounted, framed and under glassMaximum Effort is 65cm x 88cm overallQty: 6 in total
Lot 543
GERMAN THIRD REICH, HITLER YOUTH KNIFE, PUMA OF SOLINGEN, CIRCA 1936 the steel blade etched Blut und Ehre (Blood and Honour) to one side, and stamped maker's mark to the other, also M 7/27 1936 RZM to ricasso, with swept quillon and two piece chequered grip inset enamelled device to one side, housed in original lacquered scabbard with leather frog
Lot 1633A
COLONEL SIR CHARLES EDWARD YATE FAMILY PAPERS; a collection of papers and ephemera, to include a hand written letter from ‘Camp Sabastopol, 7th Nov 1854’ to an un from George Bell Col: Commanding the Royal Regiment in which he communicates the ‘melancholy tidings of our lamented friend Cap’t Allic’, within this is another hand written letter believed to be from Gen Sir Lacy Evand, dated Jasn 17th 1855, a letter from ‘M Louis’, to a recipient in Lenham near Maidstone, dated 14th ?? 1899, two letters on ’17 Prince of Wales Terrace’ headed paper, one letter signed ‘Charles Yate’, other family letters from 1924 and a copy of a birth certificate for Arthur Charles Yate, two typed copies of letters from Captain C.E. Yate and Lieut A.C. Yate from Camp Chashma-i-Sabz, Afghanistan, dated April 8th/85, both addressed to their mother, a Harwoods Improve notebook profusely annotated in pencil, the first entry inscribed ‘Charles Yate July 1833’ and titled ‘Scotland 1833’, this is presumed to be an ancestor of Colonel Yate, and other items (Qty)
Lot 516
ADAM & CHARLES BLACK, and others, a collection of thirty illustrated books, many with pictorial covers, to include GILBEY (SIR W), GEORGE MORLAND HIS LIFE AND HIS WORK, 1907; HERBERT (A), THE ISLE OF MAN, John Lane, 1909; SPIELMANN (M), KATE GREENAWAY, A & C Black, 1905, etc, (Qty)Condition Report: The charm of gardens, Dion Clayton Calthorpfrom sketch book and diary, Elizabeth ButlerA century of sea trading, L.Cope CornfordInsect life, C.A.Ealand The Scener Of London, painted by Herbert Marshall, Described by G.E.Mitton The Naval Front, Donald Maxwell, Gordon S.MaxwellJohn Petrie, Martin HardieBath & Bristol, Laura A Happerfield, Stanley Hutton The story of the British Navy, Frank FoxThe Pilgrims Progress, John BunyanBirds of Britain and their eggs, J.L.Bonhote Country Sketches For City Dwellers, Mrs Willingham RawnsleyThree hundred games and pastimes, E.V.Lucas and E LucasGardens of the great Mughals, C.M.Villiers StuartThe Royal Navy, Norman Wilkinson and H.L.SwinburneCruikshank's watercolours with introduction by Joseph GregoThe Salonica Front, A.J.MannGeorge Moreland, Sir Walter Gilbey Plant Life, Charles A HallThe Garden That I Love, Alfred Austin The Highlands and Island, A.R.Hope MoncrieffThe Isle Of Man, Agnes Herbert World Pictvres, Mortimer Menpes and Dorothy MenpesHighways and Hedges, Berenger Benger and Herbert A MorrahThe Homes Of Tennyson, Hellen Allingham and Arthur Paterson The Vicar Of Wakefield, Oliver Gildsmith Isle Of Man, Ralph Hall Caine and A.Heaton Cooper X2Hunts of Ancient Peace, Alfred Austin Kate Greenaway, M.H Spielmann and G.S LayardAdventures Amoung Picrures, Charles Lewis HindA Short History Of The Church Of England, The Reverend J.F KendallAnimals, An Ilustrated Who's Who Of The Animal World, George Jenninson
Lot 518
ADAM & CHARLES BLACK; a collection of forty pictorial books, including two limited editions, BENSUSAN (S), MOROCCO, 1904; MENPES (M), THE DURBAR, 1903; HENDERSON (J), THE WEST INDIES, 1905; MENPES (M), JAPAN, limited edition, No 59, signed; BUTLER (E), LETTERS FROM THE HOLY LAND, publishers edition de luxe, etc (Qty)
Lot 209
A late Victorian hallmarked silver coffee pot. The pot having a circular stepped base rising to baluster form decorated with gadrooning, beading and etched scroll and foliate detail. The pot having an ebonised wood handle. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1900. Makers mark M&B for Marston & Bayliss. Weight approx 621.6g. Measures approx 9cm x 28cm x 18cm.
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