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Copy letter account of the revolution by British naval witness, manuscript, 7pp Copy letter account of the revolution by British naval witness, manuscript, 7pp., slightly creased and browned, 4to, Lisbon, 3rd November 1836; and a small quantity of letters to Captain George Mckinley (c. 1760-1827), Royal Navy, including 1 from the Admiralty expressing satisfaction with the speed he took to render his ship ready for service, v.s., v.d. (sm. qty). First mentioned: "At 3.30 PM The Queen & Prince with their suite in two carriages arrived at Belem our Marines & Boats crews under arms all night
c. 30 Autograph Letters signed, mostly to his father (Evelyn, Commander, Royal Navy, 1881-1970) c. 30 Autograph Letters signed, mostly to his father, Henry Hobart Culme Seymour, on board several ships including, HMS.s. Comus, Diana, Britannia, Resolution, Nautilus etc., numerous pp., 8vo, 1898-1900, on life in the Navy and social life, "I daresay you have seen in the paper about our accident, it was rather alarming, I was at the time standing right aft, and suddenly saw the Nile going full speed coming straight into us, we all ran forward and she put her helm over to get out of our way, and crashed into our stern, carrying away our boom, which snapped into 3 bits PS Have you done anything about my going with the Duke of York to Australia, I should very much like to go, as I know several fellows who are going", folds ; and 2 other collections of correspondence, including: collections of correspondence relating to the Princesse d'Avaray and letters to Emily, Lady Lucy, wife of Sir Henry Lucy (1843-1923), journalist, including, Herbert Beerbohm Tree, Edward Terry, Henry Irving, Ellen Terry, Lord Roberts, Herbert Maxwell, E.V. Lucas etc., v.s., v.d. (qty).
WITHDRAWNMilitary & Naval.- Clark (Geo.) - A Sermon on The Death of His Royal Highness The Duke of York , presentation copy from the author inscribed on title, contemporary straight-grain morocco, gilt, worn, 1827 § Stocqueler (J.H.) The British Solider, plates, armorial bookplate, contemporary morocco, rubbed, 1857 § Hounsell (G.C., editor ) Flags and Signals of all Nations, By Hounsell Brothers Flag Manufacturers to the Lords' Commissioners of the Admiralty, lithographed title with colour highlighting, lithographed plates with colour flags, bookplate of Pickford Waller by Austin Osman Spare, hinges pulled, original cloth, water-mottled at fore-edges, n.d. § Mahan ( Capt . A.T.) The Life of Nelson, plates, maps, original cloth, gilt, t.e.g., 1897; and 66 others, Military & Navy, v.s. (71)
American Civil War.- - Brutish Army and Navy Review (The), vol I only, 6 nos in 1, 3 maps, 1 folding, few text-illustrations, 12 pp. advertisments at beginning & 2 at end, folding map torn at fold, with some loss, marked and stained, contemporary morocco, colour illustration on front cover, worn, 8vo , 1864, with 2 extracts from journals by Charles Piazzi Smyth, one on the measurements of the Great Pyramid, with 5 plates, disbound, (3) Includes C.C. Chesney on the American Civil War, with account of the Battle of Gettysberg and 2 maps.,
A group of five George VI and Elizabeth II medals comprising, 1939-1945 War Medal (unnamed), a George VI Naval General Service Medal with Palestine 1945-48 bar, awarded to Lieutenant V.Evans Royal Navy, an Elizabeth II Korea 1950-53 medal awarded to Lieutenant (E).V.Evans Royal Navy, with a United Nations Medal for Korea, and an Elizabeth II General Service Medal with Borneo bar, awarded to Commander V.Evans Royal Navy, with related dress miniatures and ribbons, together with Commander Evans' commission to Sub-Lieutenant in the Royal Navy in 1945 along with his school diary 1941/42
00 Gauge Lineside Accessories by Merit Airfix Merten and others: Merit Parcels, School Boys, Royal Navy Personnel and others, some in incorrect boxesand not complete (5), Merten sets 1006, 902 and three other boxes with Horses, Train/Street Vendors, Farm animals and Track laying party (some incomplete), unboxed Wardie green Smiths Kiosk and others, generally F-G, boxes F (qty)
Locomotive Headboard ‘The Merchant Capitalist’, as carried by the special train on 9th January 1999 between Tame Bridge and Bilston (Stourbridge Jn.) Headed by Bulleid Merchant Navy 4-6-2 No. 35005 ‘Canadian Pacific’ between Nuneaton - Victoria and Victoria - Leamington Spa; (on other sections of the route headed by diesels 47 744 and 56 071); in cast alloy with steel mounting socket, finished with gold painted letters on black background, VG-E
A Collection of Triang TT Gauge locomotives and stock: T.96 A1A-A1A Diesel loco in original box, VG, box F-G (some graffiti); ‘Boadicea’ 4-6-2 in non-original box with boxed tender, G (a little grubby); A 3-car DMU, unboxed, VG; BR Class 5 4-6-0 (from Bec kit on Triang chassis) P-F: with a quantity of unboxed Triang including three diesel locomotives, an unpainted Merchant Navy body and tender, 4 coaching stock, apx. 15 wagons, footbridge and track, all P-F; (a lot)
â–² David Wynne born 1926 Lovers Norwegian rose marble Signed David Wynne and dated 1968 174cm.; 68½ins high by 104cm.; 41ins wide by132cm.; 52½ins deep David Wynne OBE, 1926-2014 was one of Britain's best loved sculptors of the 20th Century. Educated at Stowe School he then served in the Royal Navy during World War II and read Zoology at Trinity College, Cambridge, before taking up sculpture professionally in 1950. In London alone, Wynne was responsible for a huge number of important public commissions. He carved one of the capital's best-loved animal figures, Guy the Gorilla, in Crystal Palace Park (1961). He sculpted the iconic Boy with a Dolphin at the Chelsea end of Albert Bridge,(1974) and Girl with a Dolphin outside Tower Bridge.(1973). Elsewhere he sculpted the Tyne God fountain in Newcastle upon Tyne; (1968), Christ and Mary Magdalene at Ely Cathedral;(2000) and a Risen Christ for the front of Wells Cathedral, one of his most famous commissions.(1985) His portraits included the Queen and the Prince of Wales, (1970) Sir John Gielgud,(1962), Sir Yehudi Menuhin,(1963), Sir Thomas Beecham (who said the piece reminded him of all the mistakes his orchestra had made in the previous 10 years),(1956), the four Beatles(1964) and the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (whom he introduced to the group), as well as the Derby-winning racehorse Shergar. In 1973 he designed the linked hands on the 50p pieces that marked Britain's entry into the European Community. Some of Wynne's most striking pieces were designed for garden settings. He created works for the Abbey Gardens at Tresco, including Gaia, a sculpture made from South African marble, which has a South African planting around it. The Prince of Wales was so taken by the figure he commissioned a similar piece, called Goddess of the Woods, for his gardens at Highgrove. Equally as versatile in bronze, stone or marble, this unique group of The Lovers, fits into the earlier part of his oeuvre. He made the first maquettes, I-IV for The Lovers in plaster and then bronze in 1964, before revisiting the idea in 1965 Maquette V and 1966 with maquettes VI and the VII which was cast in bronze in an edition of 6. The cover of T. Boase's definitive book David Wynne's Sculpture 1949-1967 shows the plaster Lovers maquette VII with this Norwegian rose marble group in an unfinished state in Wynne's studio. (see picture). Wynne always took particular care in his choice of materials. A commission in 1957 for the façade of the Taylor Woodrow headquarters in London resulted in a distinctive 100 ton block of granite being blasted from a Cornish quarry and being worked on in the rough in situ before being precariously transported to Wynne's studio in Wimbledon. Likewise, when Pepsi Cola gave him carte blanche for a large piece, he spent three weeks in the Rocky Mountains and came out with a plan for a grizzly bear fashioned from a 36-ton block of marble. The beautifully variegated colours of this Norwegian Rose marble act as the perfect counterpoint to the simplicity of line in the piece, whilst on a more simplistic level, the soft glowing pink of the marble demonstrates the colour of love. The group was finally finished in 1970 and shipped to its new home in Chicago, Illinois. Provenance: Christie's, New York, 11th July 2006, lot 219 Literature: David Wynne's Sculpture 1949-1967, T.S.R. Boase , Michael Joseph, 1968, front cover and page 147.
A late 19th century photograph album depicting The People, Places and Monuments of Burma, the velvet, sequin and applique covers containing forty nine sepia photographs, each with inscribed titles such as 'General View from Mandalay Hill', 'The Belle of Mandalay', 'Burmese Family Group' etc., the inside cover with book plate for 'LIEUTENANT COMMANDER EDWARD SCOTT WILLIAMS ROYAL NAVY (RETD.)', approximate photograph size 20cm x 27cm, overall album size 30cm x 45.5cm
Vice Admiral George Napier Tomlin CMG MVO, a presentation silver salver from the staff of the Chilean Naval Academy, presented in February 1924 and depicting the inscribed signatures of the staff. Vice Admiral Tomlin founded the Chilean Naval Academy over a two year period following his delivery of HMS Canada, a battleship, built for the Chilean Navy.
An antique Saryk Turkmen rug woven in navy blue, orange and ivory with three rows each of twelve small guls on a brown ground within multi stripe borders, 51ins x 38ins, an antique Tekke Turkmen rug, and one other antique Turkmen rug, various (one worn) Provenance : Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
An antique Caucasian rug woven in colours with a numerous rows of boteh on a navy blue ground within five stripe borders and with soumakh fringe ends, 55ins x 44ins (holed and damaged) Provenance : Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
An antique North West Persian rug woven in colours with three hooked lozenge shaped medallions within angular central panel on a navy blue ground and within three stripe borders, 75ins x 53ins Provenance : Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
A post war medal group of four to P/J.X. 760132 D.A.B. PLUMB SIG R.N. and C.Y. H.M.S. OSPREY (RNAS PORTLAND), a Royal Navy Air Station. Consists of George VI Naval General Service Medal with Near East and Malaya clasps, Korea medal, United Nations Korea medal and EIIR Royal Naval LS GC medal
Worksplate F.C. Hibberd & Co Ltd Planet Loco No 3576. Standard Gauge 4wDM ex-works on 7 January 1953 and sent new to the Royal Navy Victualing Depot at Botley in Hampshire. It spent all its working life there and was sent to Birds at Long Marston for scrap in 1969. Oval brass, ex loco condition.
Poster 'Join the Royal Navy - Why Not make the Navy your Career', double royal size 25in by 40in. Depicts a sailor with 2 battle ships in the background. Issued by the Admiralty. Printed for the HM Stationery Office by Fosh & Cross Ltd. Has a LNER stamp top left corner 'authorised for exhibition by LNER Board'. Minor folds otherwise excellent.
A group of four Medals and a Silver wound Badge to a Royal Navy Officer with a 1914/15 star trio to Act. C.P.O/Lieut. F. Wicks, R.N with an Edw. VII Long Service and Good Conduct medal (R.N), Silver wound Badge no. RN10972, with three pages of copy service history, confirmation of the trio and a London Gazette entry showing promotion to temporary Lieutenant. Medals are in a personalised wooden box.
[HUNTING] Downing, Graham. The Hounds of Spring. The History of the Eastern Counties Otter Hounds, limited edition50/350, Downing, 1988, navy boards, illustrations from photographs, octavo, SIGNED BY AUTHOR; and Sagar, Michael. The History of the Border Counties (N.W.) Otterhounds, limited edition 298/350, Sagar & Maxfield, 1984, navy boards, illustrations from photographs, octavo, (2).

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