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Lot 100
Hamilton; A Vintage 'Thin-o-matic' Gent's Wristwatch, 96005-3, the signed dial with centre seconds and date aperture, on a strap; Together with Three Wyler Incaflex Gent's Wristwatches, on associated bracelets / strap; A Technos Gent's Wristwatch, and a military style gent's wristwatch, with black dial, on a striped canvas strap. (6)
Lot 483
An early thirteenth-century English illuminated Oxford Bible leaf (1230-40) 15.5 cm x 11 cm. Together with a Mughal school painted leaf depicting figures hunting tigers from the back of an elephant. 18 cm x 13 cm.oFootnote: Other Oxford Bible leaves from this book can be seen in the Cleveland (UK) museum of art and are attributable to the workshops of William De Brailes, executed at OxfordCondition report: Small tare to the leaf
Lot 168
Book of Bomber Command Heroes, an extraordinary WWII interest autograph book. 230 autographs including Many DFC, AFC MID medal holders. Sadly over 80 were killed and many shot down and held as POWs. Comes with hundreds of pages of research on all the autograph. A unique collection of autographs, poems, sketches collected by schoolboy Raymond Harry Spalding, who lived close to the RAF bases at Mildenhall and Lakenheath in Suffolk. His personal autograph album contains over 230 signatures, dated between March 1941 and November 1942, from Bomber crews serving in the Royal Air Force, Royal Australian Air Force, Royal New Zealand Air Force, Royal Canadian Air Force and volunteers from the USA. Most of the crews have signed together on the same pages, adding their aircraft call signs (e.g. O Orange, T Tommy, N Nuts, V Victor, C Charlie, P Peter, D's Crew, U's crew) and their ranks/roles e.g. Flying Officer Pilot, Sgt Bomb Aimer, Navigator, Wireless Operator/Air Gunner, Front / Rear Gunner & Observer. Some have added their Squadron. Most are from 149 and 115 Sqns with others from 419 and 57 Sqns. Some have added their own personal touches in the form of poems verses, proverbs, comic remarks and drawings which include Pinocchio, Goofy, a Wellington Bomber and a Flying 'Jumbo' elephant. Others have added words of wisdom for young Raymond. On several pages, there are some army signatures, 149 Sqn was involved in the famous wartime propaganda film "Target For Tonight" which was filmed at RAF Mildenhall in 1941. The signatures include Sgt William McCabe (rear gunner) who featured in the film, with a pasted-in contemporary news clip stating he was now training to be a pilot. Names include. Adams, Michael Evelyn, POW 21 Jul 1941, Allen, David Cashman, POW 26 Jul 1941, Vernon George Ingram, MiD, POW 12 Jun 1942 146, Thomas Anderson, DFC*, Frederick Alexander, DFC, Askham, Alfred George ,Bainbridge, John, KIA 19 Aug 1941, Baker, Richard Guy, POW 20 May 1942, Barritt, John, DFC, KIA 21 Feb 1945, Batten, Douglas Esmond, AFC, DFM, Injured in crash-landing 13 Aug 1941, John Alexander Smith, MBE, MiD, Burch, Cyril Robertson, KIA 9 May 1941, John Douglas, KIA 27 Apr 1942, Charles Edward, Killed in a flying accident 17 May 1941, Capham, Ronald George Peter, KIA 30 Jul 1942, Carroll, J, QOCH, Carter, Henry James, DFM, Carter, Peter Charles, Chandler, Charles, OBE, MiD, Reginald Leonard, Injured in crash 10 Apr 1941, Coltman, John, KIA 29 Oct 1942, Ronald Charles, Killed in airplane crash 10 Mar 1949, Cook, Roy Edward, KIA 17 Jun 1944, Henry Bradfield, MiD, Joseph John Edward, KIA 7 Oct 1942, Crosby, Knowles Eugene, DFM, Stanley William, KIA 8 Nov 1941, Davis, Howard Leslie, KIA 9 Jun 1942, Charles Dudley, KIA 29 Aug 1942, Ellerker, Lancelot Herbert, KIA 13 Jul 1944, Finch, Ronald John, KIA 17 Apr 1942 or Ronald James, KIA 4 Jun 1942, Fowler, George Paget, DFC, Richard Thomas Patrick, KIA 30 Jun 1942, Garland, John Francis, KIA 3 Dec 1942, Gee, Donald Antony, Killed in flying accident 7 Oct 1942, Douglas Huntly, KIA 17 Oct 1942, James Noble, POW 15 Jul 1941, Graham, Donald Arthur, KIA 11 Mar 1942, Graham, Irwin Phillips, KIA 12 Sep 1941, Graham, William, Grant, Gerry, POW 18 May 1942, Gray, Ernest William, KIA 13 Aug 1941, Hall, William, CBE, DFC, Arthur Noel, KIA 13 Aug 1941, Hanna, James, 995693 KIA 7 Jun 1944, Hanson, B, Harris, Ronald Leslie, POW 25 Aug 1944, Harris, Thomas Harold, KIA 9 Dec 1942, Richard Edwards, KIA 7 Dec 1942, Herapath, Raymond Dillon, Killed in an air raid 4 Jun 1943, Hickman, Tom, KIA 29 Aug 1942, Hill, Cecil John, MID, Holland, Ernest John, DFM, KIA 13 Apr 1941, Sefton Douglas Lisle, MiD, KIA 17 Jan 1943, Hook, Leslie Herbert, Killed in flying accident 5 Sep 1941, Hutchinson, Ronald, KIA 13 Apr 1941, Ironside, Charles Theodore Lyall McIntosh, Killed in flying accident 6 Oct 1941, Jackson, John R, James, W, Jane, Charles Douglas, Jarrett, G, MiD, QOCH, Jerman, James Auguste, POW 18 May 1942 , Johnson, Donald Murray, Johnson, Henry Peter, Killed 16 Jul 1942, Jones, Alexander, DFM, Jones, POW 19 Jul 1941, Jones William Thomas, POW 1 Jan 1943, Jordan, Thomas Edward, KIA 10 Mar 1942, Keating, Louis Joseph, MiD, Kendall, Richard Bigland, KIA 30 Jul 1942, Ingleby, Cyril, DFC, Injured in crash 10 Apr 1941, Kimpton, Hugh Colin, King, Henry Frank, KIA 16 Jan 1945, Kowalski, Louis, KIA 11 Mar 1942, Leahy, John Michael, KIA 24 Jul 1942, Leedham, William John, KIA 24 Sep 1943, Lickley, Geoffrey, KIA 7 Aug 1941, Littlefield, Jack Richard, KIA 13 Aug 1941, Lown, Ernest Arthur, KIA 18 Mar 1941, Main, James Richard, DFM, Injured in crash 18 Jul 1941, Malcolm, Thomas, POW 5 May 1943, Martin, Barry, KIA 3 Feb 1943, Martin, J (American), Dennis Cokill, DFM, McArthur, Alexander Allan, Reverend, McCabe, William, DFM, Killed in flying accident 30 Apr 1945, Mccrea, Athol Malver William, KIA 3 Dec 1942, McIntyre, A, QOCH, McKay, Harry Robertson, KIA 4 Feb 1943, McMillan, Glen Allen, MiD, KIA 13 May 1943, Mein, Leslie Coore, Merrony, Henry Arthur, KIA 29 Oct 1942, Meynell, Peter Robert Birch, KIA 15 Apr 1941, Frank, Millichip, John, KIA 11 Mar 1942, Moore, Joseph Stanley, Killed in training accident 24 Aug 1943, Morris, Francis Leslie Ashton, Morris, Gerald, KIA 13 Aug 1941, Muir, Clarence Henry, KIA 31 May 1942, Murphy, William Morgan, KIA 29 Oct 1942, Ronald Jack, POW 18 May 1942, Neilson, James, QOCH, Noseley, William Frederick Leonard, KIA 2 Oct 1942, Palmer, A, Parslow, William Vernon, Pate, Harry Allen, Pearce, Basil Vincent, KIA 14 Jul 1942, Phillips, William Charles, Pickering, William Vincent, KIA 30 Jul 1942, Pollard, Maurice Arthur, KIA 4 Feb 1943, Prager, Harry Edward Tony, Price, Frank William, POW 15 Jul 1941, Proudfoot, J, QOCH, Rathe, Donald Stewart, KIA 29 Oct 1942, Rault, Alfred Charles, KIA 17 Sep 1942, Rawlings, Kenneth Charles Herbert, POW 13 Apr 1941, Reeveley, Walter Desmond, Reynolds, L W, QOCH, Richardson, Harry Reginald Jack, KIA 28 Aug 1943, Riley, Albert Thomas, KIA 3 Jan 1943, Robertson, Geoffrey Ernest, KIA 21 Aug 1942, Rodgers, John Robert, DFC, DFM, Rutter, Harry William, Sewell, Gordan Frank, Seymour, William George, DFC, Shannon, Geoffrey Harcourt, Shea, Richard Arthur, KIA 11 Mar 1942, Shields, Robert, Ditched 6 Jun 1942, Shoreman, Albert, Sinclair, Ian Menzies, Skelton, Harold, KIA 11 Mar 1942, Skinner, Bruce Honeyborne, Spalding, Harry, Spooner, Kenneth, KIA 4 Feb 1943, Spratt, Cecil Robert, KIA 30 Jul 1942, Stammers, Ernest Frank, KIA 7 Dec 1942, Stawicki, Hieronim, Stewart, David Cameron, MiD, KIA 13 May 1944, William Harrington Davy, DFM KIA 1941, Frederick Stanley, DFC, KIA 27 Mar 1943, George Keith, KIA 30 Jul 1942, Swain, John Godhugh, DFC, KIA 26 Feb 1943, Thomson, Eric Alexander Raven, KIA 6 Aug 1941, John Leonard, KIA 19 Jul 1945, Tuma, Charles, KIA 4 Feb 1943 871, Tuson, Donald Ernest, KIA 10 Jan 1942 229, Waite, Ronald Herbert Peak, POW 18 May 1942 730, Samuel William, POW 1 Jan 1943 959, Warren, Ronald, KIA 18 Mar 1941 57, Watkins, Leonard John, Westmacott, David, POW 9 May 1941 74, White, Maurice Frederick 59, Whitney, Eric Willan, DFC, Ditched 6 Jun 1942, Whymark, John Percy, DSO, DFC, KFA 4 Oct 1945, Wilkinson, Walter Hugh, KIA 13 Apr 1941, Williams, Lance, KIA 7 Sep 1943, Williams, P, Williams, Thomas Glenville, KIA 9 Dec 1942, , George Francis, KIA 3 Jul 1944, Wilson, Murray Gray, KIA 8 Aug 1944, Graham Roy, Injured in crash-landing 1941, Steven Richards, KIA 17 Jan 1942, James Michael, KIA 18 May 1942, Charles Frederick, KIA 13 Aug 1941.
Lot 21
RAF Bomber Command Collection Signed Profiles Each set of profiles is supplied mounted in its own unique presentation album and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. The collection contains TWENTY-SIX legendary RAF Bomber Command veterans who individually contributed to this outstanding historical collection and personally signed their own exclusive biographical profile document. RAF BOMBER COMMAND COLLECTION: G/Capt Hamish Mahaddie DSO, DFC, AFC & Bar, W/O Norman Jackson VC, A. V. M. Pathfinder Don Bennett CB, CBE, DSO, Order of Alexander Nevsky, Ft/Lt Bill Reid VC, Marshal of the RAF Sir Michael Beetham GCB, CBE, DFC, AFC, Air/Com John Searby DSO, DFC, Air Marshal Sir Harold Martin KCB, DSO & Bar, DFC & 2 Bars, AFC, W/O Derek Tulloch DFC, DFM, F/O W. S. Parker DFC, Air Marshal Sir Ivor Broom KCB, CBE, DSO, DFC & 2 Bars, AFC, F/O Roland Hammersley DFM, Wing Commander Roderick Learoyd VC, G/Capt J (Willie) Tait ? sunk the Tirpitz ? DSO & 3 Bars, ADC, Flight Lieutenant Victor Azzaro MBE, DFC & Bar, W/C Roy Ralston DSO & Bar, AFC, DFM, Flt/Lt John Benison DFC, Flt/ Lt Douglas Cameron DFM, G/Capt Leonard Cheshire VC, OM, DSO & 2 Bars, DFC & Bar, F/O Danny Daniel, aimed the bomb which sunk the Tirpitz DFC, Squadron Leader D J Shannon RAAF DSO & Bar, DFC & Bar, Squadron Leader John Costello DFC, DFM, Air Chief Marshal Sir Wallace Digger Kyle, RAF & RAAF, GCB, KCVO, CBE, DSO, DFC, G/Capt Leonard Trent VC, DFC, ADC, Air Chief Marshal Sir Lewis Hodges KCB, CBE, DSO & Bar, DFC & Bar, G/Capt Ken Batchelor CBE, DFC, Air Chief Marshal Sir Augustus Walker GCB, CBE, DSO, DFC, AFC. 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
Lot 46
World War II "View from the Cockpit "multi signed black and white 10x8 photo 14 bomber command veterans includes W/O Graham Briggs DFM ,W/O Eric Coling 50 Sqd, Flt Lt Jack Collins DFC, Sqd Ldr Anthony Croakin, Flt Lt Ralph Edwards , P/O Dennis Field, Flt Lt Rusty Waughman and Ray Worrall 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
Lot 47
World War II Lancaster multi signed 10x8 black and white photo 16 bomber command veterans signatures include W/O Jim Brookbank, F/O Jeff Brown, Flt Sgt James Cook , W/O James Copuis , Flt Sgt Rudolf Leksinsky, Sqd Ldr Douglas Joss MBE and W/O Tony Winsor. 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
Lot 306
A collection of assorted boxed and loose 'OO' gauge model railway comprising Hornby, Bachman and Dapol examples, including a boxed Hornby Southern 2 loco, a boxed Hornby LBSCR Terrier 'Brighton' and various rolling stock etc. Together with a boxed 175th anniversary static 'O' gauge Bachmann loco, limited edition 1135/1750, with certificate
Lot 9
Oxford. Oxonia Antiqua Instaurata. Sive Urbis et Academiae Oxoniensis Topographica delineatio olim a Radulpho Agas impressa A[nn]o D[omin]i 1578 nunco denu aeri incisa, [Oxford: published by the author, 1733], hand-coloured engraved bird's-eye plan (476 x 550 mm), oriented to the south, a hint of darkening along parts of central fold, good margins, framed and glazed, old Baynton-Williams label to backboard, not inspected out of frame (qty: 1) This version of the famous Agas plan of Oxford was engraved by William Williams for his work Oxonia Depicta (1733).
Lot 91
Beeton (Isabella). The Book of Household Management, 1st edition, later issue, London: S. O. Beeton, 1861. 8vo (177 x 110 mm), modern half calf retaining original pebble-grain cloth sides, pp. xl 1112, wood-engraved colour-printed additional title-page (with address '248 Strand'), 12 similar plates, without the frontispiece as usual for later issues, toning, occasional spotting, closed tear in 3Z5, a few other marks - ibid. The Book of Household Management ... Entirely New Edition, revised and corrected, with New Coloured Engravings ... Twentieth Thousand, London: Ward, Lock, and Tyler, c.1869. 8vo (180 x 113 mm), contemporary tan half calf, richly gilt spine, xl [4] 1139 [1] pp., 12 chromolithographic plates including frontispiece, 8 + 32 pp. advertisements to rear, ownership inscription dated 1899 to front free endpaper verso - Rundell [Maria]. A New System of Domestic Cookery, London: T. Allman and Son, c.1850?. Small 8vo (125 x 74 mm), modern sheep, pp. xl 419 [1], engraved additional title-page (spotted; repaired at head), 11 wood-engraved plates (apparently as called for despite notice of '12 Engravings' on title-page ), 4 pp. advertisements, occasional spotting and staining (qty: 3)
Lot 1013
A Victorian 15ct gold coral and split pearl ring, a row of coral cabochons with a row of split pearls at each side, one deficient, some later replacements, all grain set to rectangular collets, with a further split pearl grain set to a triangular collet, to tapering reeded shoulders and shank, Birmingham 1873, 2.62g, together with an Edwardian 18ct gold single stone synthetic sapphire ring, Birmingham 1908, 2.05g (2)Finger size O½, PCondition report: Coral ring:Sizing join just visible at base of shank.One split pearl missing. Remaining two split pearls to that collet have worn nacre.Three split pearls to the other side, and both split pearls to the triangular collets, are later replacements. Glue visible around all.Minor surface marks/scratches to mount.18ct gold ring:Abrasions to the sapphire.Surface marks/scratches to mount.Sizing join visible at base of shank.Later section of shank has been added, bearing a more modern 18 fineness mark and crown.Wear to claws.
Lot 1015
A white gold single stone diamond ring, an old mine cut diamond, with an estimated weight of approximately 0.70ct, claw set to a scalloped gallery, with open shoulders grain set with rose cut diamonds, and a plain shank, tested as approximately 9ct gold, 2.00g.Finger size OCondition report: Old mine cut diamond measures approximately 5.23 x 5.02 x 3.98mm.Claws to diamond worn.Some surface reaching inclusions and chips to some of the rose cut diamonds.Surface marks to mount.A lot of apparent porosity to the mount, and solder joins visible between head and shank.Sides of head are very worn.
Lot 1033
A Victorian gold diamond star cluster ring, with an old brilliant cut diamond grain set to the centre, to surround of rose cut diamonds grain set to triangular collets, one deficient, with a rose cut diamond set scroll to each shoulder, and a 'D' section shank, engraved to the inside 'In memory of C.L.H.', tested as approximately 18ct gold, 2.70g.Finger size OCondition report: Minor surface marks/scratches to mount.One rose cut diamond missing from the cluster.Wear to the grain settings of the rose cut diamonds, we would recommend attention to these setttings before wearing.
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