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Two five pounds crowns 2002, a five pounds crown 2007, with display folder, a crown 1972, twenty crowns 1980, two fifty pence coins, a quantity of two pence, one pence and half pence mint coinage, a quantity of pre-decimal currency, a quantity of foreign coinage, five Britain`s First Decimal Coins sets, three Farewell to the Pre-Decimal Coinage ten coin sets, including Churchill crowns, a five pounds note L.K. O`Brien, a one pound note P.S. Beale, a one pound note J.B. Page, three ten shillings notes, comprising one Hollom and two Fforde, and four Silver Jubilee 1977 nine pence stamps.
A group of British banknotes, comprising a blue one pound note Peppiatt, three green one pound notes O`Brien, a one pound note Fforde, three one pound notes Page, a ten shillings note O`Brien and two ten shillings notes Fforde, together with seven British Armed Forces special vouchers, comprising one five pounds note second series, three one pound notes second, third and fourth series, fifty pence sixth series, ten pence sixth series and five pence sixth series.
A Bank of England white five pounds note 8th Feby 1934 Catterns chief cashier, a five pounds note L.K. O`Brien, a blue one pound note Peppiatt, another one pound note, four ten shillings notes, a Royal Bank of Scotland one pound note, four Isle of Man one pound notes and twenty-one foreign banknotes.
A collection of Bank of England banknotes, comprising a black and white five pounds note 16th February 1956 issue L.K. O`Brien, a blue five pounds note L.K. O`Brien, eight one pound notes, various issues, and a ten shillings note J.S. Fforde, a Malaysian banknote commemorating the 1998 Commonwealth Games, a half crown 1915, five pre-1920 shillings, a threepence 1918, two five pounds crowns 1980, ten Elizabeth II commemorative crowns and further British and foreign coins.
F H O Pitman, British, mid-late 20th century- "The Hack Artist"; oil on panel, signed and dated Aug 59, inscribed on the reverse, 41.2x62cm: After Donald Grant, British 1930-2001- "Alert", publ by Venture Prints Ltd, 1976, numbered 788 from an edition of 850; colour reproduction print, signed in pencil and bears Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp, 66x91cm: After Donald Grant, British 1930-2001- "Valley of the Kings", publ by Venture Prints Ltd., numbered 701 from an edition of 850; colour reproduction print, signed in pencil, bears Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp, 61.5x89cm: After Ludovico de Luigi, Italian b.1933- Self portrait in profile; colour reproduction print/exhibition poster in colours, signed, dedicated and dated 15 lulglio 89 in silver coloured felt-tipped pen, 62.5x68.5cm: R Chadwick, British, late 20th/early 21st century- Two standing female nudes; oil on canvas, signed and dated 96, 75.5x50.5cm: Mead, British, late 20th/early 21st century- Figure by a school building; oil on canvas, signed, 51x61cm., (6) (part unframed) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Cigarette cards, Football, an album containing 5 sets & 1 part set, Carreras, Popular Footballers (set, 48 cards) (some staining to approx 16 backs, o/w gd), Footballers (set 75 cards) (3 with stains to backs, rest gen gd/vg), Player`s Footballers Caricatures by `RIP` (set, 50 cards) (fair/gd), Association Cup Winners (set, 50 cards) (gd), Footballers 1928 (set, 50 cards) (fair/gd) & Footballers 1928-29 2nd series (24/25, missing no 68) (fair)
Cigarette cards, Lambert & Butler, a collection of 7 sets, Dance Band Leaders, (25 cards) (vg), Aviation, (25 cards) (few marked on back fronts gd), Famous British Airmen & Airwomen, (25 cards) (few gd rest vg), Aeroplane Markings (50 cards) (vg) , World`s Locomotives, (25 cards) (few marked on back o/w gd), & How Motor Cars Work, (25 cards) & Motor Cars, green back, (25 cards) (gd/vg)
Ships and Shipping, a quantity, including Maxtone-Graham, J.Normandie. 2007; Grasemann, C. English Channel packet boats. 1939; Corson, F.R. The Atlantic ferry in the twentieth century. [1930] Duckworth, C.L.D. Clyde and other coastal steamers. 1939; Jackson, G.G. The ship under steam. 1927; Kludas, A. Record breakers of the N. Atlantic. Blue Riband Liners 1838-1952. 2000; Deakes, C. A postcard history of the passenger liner. 2005; Fricker, P.J. Beken of Cowes ocean liners. 1992; Saltonstall, W.G. Ports of Piscataqua. Harvard University Press, 1941; Ball, A. S.S. Great Britain. 1981; Flexner, J.T. Steamboats come true. New York, 1944; Farr, G.E. West country passenger steamers. 1956; Benstead, C.R. Atlantic ferry. 1936; Brown, F.C. A century of Atlantic travel 1830-1930. [1932]; Burtt, F. Cross-Channel and coastal paddle steamers. 1937; Williamson, James The Clyde passenger steamer. 1904; Fletcher, R.A. Steam-ships and their story. 1910; Hume, J. Clyde shipbuilding. 1975; Cable, B. A hundred year history of the P. & O. Co., 1937; Cary, A.L. Mail liners of the world. [c.1940]; Burtt, F. Steamers of the Thames and Medway. 1949; original cloth, and 29 others, oversize, some with dust-jackets, some with Cruising Association Library gilt stamp on upper cover, bookplate, most with small oval blindstamp to title; sold not subject to return (50)Provenance:P The Cruising Association Library
Naval Log - His Majesty`s Ship Kent, 1 May 1800 - 7 October 1803A journal of the proceedings of His Majesty`s Ship Kent commencing the 1st May 1800 and ending the 7th October 1803, kept by John Jordan Arrow, Mid.n; under the command of W. Hope Esq. to the 18th June 1801, then Mr. Mansell Esq. to the 7th Sept. 1801, then Edw. O`Bryan Esq. to the 4th May 1803, & Jno. Stuart Esq. to the date hereof, J.J. A.. Folio, 315 x 190mm., c. 500 pages, with watercolour plans with soundings of Valetta, Quarantine Harbour, Bay of Marsa Sirocco, St. Pauls (Malta), Bay of Mamorice, Messina, Haragatch Bay, Keith`s Reef, Aboukir Bay, Oristana Bay (Sardinia), nineteenth century half calf, wornProvenance: Property of the Trustees of Lord Gretton Note:H.M.S. Kent was a 74-gun third-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, launched on 17 January 1798 at Blackwall Yard. In 1801 in the Mediterranean, under the command of Admiral Lord Keith, H.M.S. Kent carried Sir Ralph Abercromby and his headquarters for the invasion of Egypt, a successful campaign which forced the surrender of the French occupying force. Near Aboukir [Abu- Qi-r], on 8 March 1801, units of the British army commanded by Sir Ralph Abercromby landed from their transports in the face of a strenuous opposition from a French force entrenched on the beach. Abercromby died of wounds received in the battle. Hope was not present for the conclusion of the action, returning to Britain with Admiral Duncan after Sir Richard Bickerton raised his flag on H.M.S. Kent.
Natural HistoryBates, Henry Walter The naturalist on the river Amazons. London: John Murray, 1863. First edition, 8vo, 2 volumes, engraved plates, blue half calf, gilt tooled spine, spines faded, slight rubbing; Westwood, J. O. The butterflies of Great Britain. London: Thomas Sanderson, 1857. 8vo, hand-coloured title and 19 hand-coloured plates, blue cloth gilt, binding rubbed and a little soiled, spine faded, a few pages loose; Vogt, Carl and Specht, Friedrich The natural history of animals. London: Blackie and Son, 1889. Folio, 2 volumes, engraved plates, original pictorial blue cloth gilt, a little foxing, slightly frayed; Goldsmith, Oliver A history of the earth and animated nature. London: Blackie & Son, 1852. 8vo, 2 volumes, engraved plates and titles, many hand-coloured, contemporary half morocco, rubbed, a little spotted; Morris, F.O. A history of British butterflies. London: George Bell, 1876. 8vo, hand-coloured plates, original blue cloth gilt, rubbed and soiled, text block leaning; Darwin, Charles The formation of vegetable mould... London: John Murray, 1888. 8vo, original green cloth; Cooke, Mordecai Cubitt A plain and easy account of British fungi. London: Robert Hardwicke, 1871. 8vo, coloured plates, green cloth gilt; Tate, Ralph A plain and easy account of the land and fresh-water mollusks. London: Robert Hardwicke, 1866. 8vo, coloured plates, green cloth gilt; Elliott, Clarence Flowers of the field. London, 1907. 8vo, colour plates, green cloth gilt, hinges a little split; and a small quantity of others; sold not subject to return
Industrial archaeology, engineering and technology, a very large collection, including:Skemtpon, A.W. John Smeaton F.R.S. 1981, Dust-jacket; Raistrick, A. Quakers in science and industry. 1968. Dust-jacket; Buchanan, R.A. & G. Watkins The industrial archaeology of the stationary steam engine. 1976. Dust-jacket; Wagenbreth, O. & E. Wächtler. Dampfmaschinen. Leipzig, 1986. Signed by the authors, dust-jacket; Kidney, W.C. Working places. Pittsburgh, 1976. Dust-jacket; Hudson, Kenneth World industrial archaeology. Cambridge, 1979. Dust-jacket; Weitzman, D. Windmills, bridges & old machines. New York, 1982. Dust-jacket; Hudson, K. Food clothes and shelter. Twentieth century industrial archaeology. 1978. Dust-jacket; Hudson, K. Industrial archaeology, a new introduction. 1976. Dust-jacket; Pannell, J.P.M. The techniques of industrial archaeology. 1981. Dust-jacket; Trinder, B. The making of the industrial landscape. 1982. Presentation copy, dust-jacket; Wilson, A. London`s industrial heritage. 1967. Dust-jacket; Rolt, L.T.C. Landscape with machines. 1971. Dust-jacket; Brunel, I. The life of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Civil Engineer. 1971. Dust-jacket; Gooch, Sir D. Memoirs & Diary. 1972. Dust-jacket; Falconer, K. Guide to England`s industrial archaeology. 1980. Dust-jacket; Booker, J. Essex and the Industrial Revolution. 1974. Dust-jacket; Rees, D.M. Mines, mills and furnaces... industrial archaeology in Wales. 1969. Dust-jacket; Buchanan, C.A. & R.A. The Batsford guide to the Industrial Archaeology of Central Southern England. 1980. Dust-jacket; Hareven, T.K. Amoskeag.1979. Dust-jacket; Hills, R.L. Richard Arkwright and cotton spinning. 1973; Aspin, C. James Hargreaves and the spinning Jenny. 1964; Wright, N.R. Lincolnshire towns and industry 1700-1914. 1982. Dust-jacket; South Kensington Museum. Catalogue of the special loan collection of scientific apparatus. 1877. Cloth; South Kensington Museum. Another copy, German edition of the catalogue. 1877; Ashmore, O. The Industrial Archaeology of North-West England. Manchester, 1982; Barbey, M.F. Civil engineering heritage. Northern England. 1981. Dust-jacket; Cossons, N. The B.P. book of industrial archaeology. 1975. Dust-jacket; Hume, J.R. The Industrial Archaeology of Scotland. 1. The lowlands and borders. 1976. Dust-jacket; Brook, F. The Industrial Archaeology of the British Isles. 1. The West Midlands. 1977. Dust-jacket; Buchanan, A. & N. Cossons. Industrial Archaeology of the Bristol region. 1969. Dust-jacket; Binnie, G.M. Early Victorian water engineers. 1981. Dust-jacket; Dickinson, H.W. Sir Samuel Morland, diplomat and inventor 1625-1695. 1970. Dust-jacket; Buchanan, R.A. Industrial Archaeology in Britain. 1980. Dust-jacket; Brentjes, B. & S. Richter. Geschichte der Technik. Leipzig, 1978. Dust-jacket, slipcase; Newcomen Society Transactions, volume 48. 1978. Cloth; Fraser-Stephen, E. Two centuries in the London coal trade. 1952; Baker, E.C. Sir William Preece, F.R.S. 1976. Dust-jacket; Reyburn, W. Bridge across the Atlantic. 1972. Dust-jacket; Rolt, .T.C.Thomas Telford. 1958. Dust-jacket; Penfold, A. Thomas Telford, Engineer. 1980. Dust-jacket; Pugsley, A. The works of Isambard Kingdom Brunel. 1976; Emmerson, G.S. John Scott Russell. 1977. Dust-jacket; Berridge, P.S.A. The girder bridge after Brunel and others. 1969. Ex-library; Jackson, P. London Bridge. 1971. Dust-jacket; Shepherd, C.W. A thousand years of London Bridge. 1971. Dust-jacket; Walker, R.J.B. Old Westminster Bridge.1979. Dust-jacket; Hopkins, H.J. A span of bridges. 1970, Dust-jacket; Donaldson, R. Bicentenary of the James Watt patent for a separate condenser for the steam engine. 1969. Dust-jacket; Braithwaite, D. Savage of King`s Lynn. 1975. Dust-jacket; Hay, G.D. & G.P. Stell. Monuments of industry. 1986. Dust-jacket; Sande, T.A. Industrial Archaeology... American heritage. 1976,. Dust-jacket; Baker, D. Living with the past. 1983. Dust-jacket Cantacuzino, S. New uses for old buildings.1975; Lindley, K. Seaside architecture. 1973. Dust-jacket; Ward, J.T. The factory system. 1970. 2 volumes.Gimpel, J. The medieval machine. 1977. Dust-jacket; Weitzman, D. Traces of the past. New York, 1980. Dust-jacket; all original cloth; and a large quantity of specialist books, monographs, pamphlets and offprints (quantity)
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