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Lot 92
Wightwick The Palace of Architecture 1840 frontispiece engraved plates finger soiling ink presentation inscription and bookplate of Eamonn O`Higgins to paste-down contemporary half calf cloth renewed on boards rubbed 1840; Moore (Thomas) Poetical Works portrait frontispiece and additional engraved title spotted original cloth gilt g.e. rubbed 1875; and 10 others literature and art 4to and 8vo(12)
Lot 105
Hamerton Chapters on Animals 1881 third edition etched frontispiece and 19 etched plates light spotting to one or two plates original morocco gilt by Ramage a little rubbed 1881; [(Spenser) Edmund] Poems introduction by W.B Yeats frontispiece ink presentation inscription to endpaper original morocco gilt boards a little marked n.d.; and 2 others vellum-backed all with bookplate of Eamonn O`Higgins 4to 8vo(4)
Lot 208
Pargeter (Edith) The Dragon at Noonday 1975 § O`Connell (Carol) Mallory`s Oracle 1994 § Barnes (Julian) England England 1998 § King (Stephen) Bag of Bones Jacques (Brian) Lord Brocktree. A Tale of Redwall 2000 § Gregory (Philippa) The Constant Princess 2005 first editions original cloth or boards; and c.100 Modern First Editions a few signed all in excellent condition 8vo(c.106)
Lot 262
Sassoon.Memoirs of an Infantry Officer first trade illustrated edition illustrated by Barnett Freedman one leaf repaired at fore-edge upper hinge reinforced original pictorial cloth spine slightly faded 1931 § Bates (H.E.) Down the River illustrated by Agnes Miller Parker lightly spotted 1937 § O`Connor (John) A Pattern of People illustrated by the author 1959 § Stevenson (R.L.) Treasure Island illustrated by John Minton lightly browned 1947 § March (E.J.) Sailing Trawlers third impression Newton Abbot 1981 plates and illustrations some wood-engraved some colour all with ownership signature some with accompanying ink sketch original cloth the first pictorial with slightly faded spine the last three with dust-jackets all a little rubbed; and 18 others illustrated some with wood-engravings 8vo & 4to(23)
Lot 1847
A Pair of WMF Electroplated Twin-Handled Urn Flower Vases, with wreath decoration, raised on three legs terminating with paw feet, with cut glass liners, stamped MB I/O OX, 32cm; and A WMF Biscuit Barrel, with classical decoration, raised on four feet, with glass liner, stamped on swing handle I/O OX, 27cm (3)
Lot 1284
A Leaded Glass Circular Panel, E V C O`Neill, 343 Grays Inn Road, London, 19th century, depicting a bishop half length in blessing pose, with acanthus and star filled background detail, 48cm diameter; A German Leaded Glass Panel, 19th century, rectangular, the central shaped oval panel depicting St George killing the dragon, with inscription above, flanked by foliate panels, an angel to the base and inscription Gorg Anno 1628, 32cm by 22cm; and Another, St Martinus, 38cm by 27cm (3) See illustration
Lot 377
WWII - Belsen. A contemporary account by a ‘British padre’ and his experiences of encountering Belsen concentration camp in April 1945, two and a half leaves of cyclostyled sheets from a typewritten original, ‘I don’t know whether I ought to write this. Something seems to tell me that many may say it is a flight of my imagination; others may say that at least there is a semblance of truth in what I write, but that I have laid on the colours much too thickly. But for all that, I feel it ought to be done. Numbers of other people have done it. But it will do no harm for hundreds more to do the same. This is so ghastly a story that the whole world should know about it’, describing the beautiful scenery around the camp which served to hide the hideous doings which occurred in the camps hidden behind the undulating hills and vast pine forest. The unidentified author gives statistical and first-hand details of what he saw and knows of the life in the camps, the starvation, the appalling sanitary conditions, plus the improvements, the SS men and women and their Commandant Josef Kramer, printed to rectos and stapled at upper corner, together with thirteen leaves from an official printed report on Belsen concentration camp, pp. 399-411, marked ‘Appendix “O” to Chapter 7’, printed to rectos only with b & w illusts. from photos on five leaves plus one diagrammatic map of the camp, a little browned and brittled at margins, all foolscap folio. Although the author does not identify himself it may well be the Reverend T.J. Stretch from the Holy Trinity Church, Aberyswyth, who was attached as padre to the formation concerning the Bergen-Belsen Camp. (16)
Lot 492
Bailey (David & Evans, Peter). Goodbye Baby & Amen, A Saraband for the Sixties, 1st US ed., 1969, b&w illusts. from photos, felt tip ownership signature to front free endpaper with see-through to half title, orig. cloth in rubbed d.j., a few closed tears, together with Mapplethorpe (Robert), Certain People, 3rd ed., Twelvetrees Press, 1985, b&w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth in d.j., plus Capote (Truman), Observations, Photographs by Richard Avedon, 1st ed., 1959, b&w illusts. from photos, orig. printed boards in torn glassine d.j. and matching card slipcase, sl. rubbed and soiled, plus O’Neall (Hank), Berenice Abbott, American Photographer, Commentary by Berenice Abbott, pub. Artpress, 1982, b&w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth in sl. rubbed and soiled d.j., all folio, plus other large format modern photography monographs relating to Henri Cartier- Bresson, Koudelka, John Thomson, Irving Penn, Cecil Beaton, Ansell Adams, etc. (25)
Lot 660
Clarke (Harry, illust.). The Year’s at the Spring. An Anthology of Recent Poetry, Compiled by L. D’O. Walters, 1920, col. and b & w illusts., decorations to text, orig. cloth (minor damage to spine) in soiled and frayed d.j., 4to, together with Austen (John, illust.), Manon Lescaut, from the French of L’Abbe Prevost, 1928, col. illusts. and decorations by John Austen, t.e.g., orig. vellum-backed blue cloth boards, 4to (limited edition 196/500, signed by the artist), with other children’s and illustrated books, etc. (3 shelves)
Lot 250
* Dutton (Thomas Goldsworth). The Naval Review at Spithead, 23rd. April 1856, lithograph after P.J.Ouless, original hand colouring, several repaired closed tears, slight staining, cracking and abrasion to print surface, 475 x 660mm, mounted, framed and glazed, together with, Canot (P. O.), To the Honourable Sir Edward Hawke, Admiral of the Blue....., This Representation of the Glorious Defeat of the French Fleet......, off Belle Isle on the 20th November 1759, uncoloured etching after R.Paton, trimmed to image, stained and rubbed, some surface abrasion and occ. closed tears, later printed title attached to mount below image, 380 x 620mm, mounted, framed and glazed, with, [H.M.S.Victory], Untitled etching, n.d., c.1920, hand coloured etching, old folds, some surface dirt, 305 x 480mm, mounted framed and glazed, together with three others similar (6)
Lot 513
CHURCHILL, W.S. `The World in Crisis`, 1911-1918`, Odhams, 1938. 4to. 2 vols. cl. bd. w/o. d/ws. Tog.with `The Second World War`, Cassell, 1948-54. 1st edns. cl.bd. w/o. d/ws. 6 vols. Plus `War Speeches 1939-1945`, ed. Charles Eade, Cassell, 1951, 1st edn. 3 vols. cl. bd. Plus `A History of the English-Speaking Peoples`, Cassell, 1968 4th edn. 4 vols. in d/ws. 15
Lot 283
Autographs - A collection of clipped signatures, including Charles Stewart Parnell (1846-91), founder and leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party; Daniel O`Connell (1775-1847), Irish political leader and campaigner for Catholic Emancipation; Queen Victoria (1819-1901); Jesse Collings (1831-1920), Mayor of Birmingham, Liberal M.P. and advocate of educational and land reform; Horatio Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener (1850-1916); and others; also a manuscript letter by Frederick Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts (1832-1914), dated 1895, inviting a friend to lunch.
Lot 284
Autographs - A collection, circa 1920s-40s, including Johann Strauss III, composer; Anatole Fistoulari, composer; Yfrah Neaman, violinist; Kathleen Ferrier, contralto; Joan Hammond, soprano; Leff Pouishnoff, pianist (x2); Harriet Cohen, pianist; Arthur Duff, composer and conductor; Heddle Nash, tenor; Anna Pavlova, ballerina (x2); Herbert Beerbohm-Tree, actor and theatre-manager; Sybil Thorndike, actress; Jascha Heifetz, violinist; Luisa Tetrazzini, soprano (x2); Joseph Hislop, tenor; Theodore Chaliapine, bass (signed picture); Stella Power-O`Rourke, soprano; Percy Kahn, composer and pianist; [Mikhail Saulovich] `Mischa` Elman, violinist; Landon Russell, conductor, composer, and pianist (signed picture); Fritz Kreisler, violinist (signed picture); Jehudi Menuhin, viloinist; Florence Austral, soprano; Wilhelm Backhaus, pianist; Ivor Newton, pianist; Elena Gerhardt, mezzo-soprano; Milan-Jovanovitch Bratza, violinist; Benno Moiseiwitsch, pianist (x2); Thomas Beecham, conductor; Henry Wood, conductor; Sergei Rackmaninoff, composer (x2); Josef Hofmann, pianist and composer; Amelita Galli-Curci, soprano (signed picture); Myra Hess, pianist; Joseph Szigeti, violinist; Pablo Casals, cellist; Arthur de Greef, pianist and composer; Albert Coates, conductor and composer; Egon Petri, pianist; Elizabeth Schumann, soprano; and others, (two albums).
Lot 394
Cook, Beryl, illustrator, & O`Hare, Colette. Seven Years and a Day, first edition, Collins, London 1980. Pictorial boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), illustrations throughout, quarto; Cook, Beryl. Private View, first edition, Murray, London 1980. Boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), illustrations throughout, quarto (corners bumped; edges rubbed); and Cook, Beryl. The Works, reprint, Penguin, London 1979. Soft pictorial covers, illustrations throughout, octavo, (3).
Lot 1
A large quantity of ‘O’ gauge accessories and parts. Including 3-rail and 2-rail track, track components, points, and diamond crossings. Also level crossings, Hornby white metal and other spare parts, Bassett-Lowke point lever 7227/0 (boxed), a locomotive body & chassis, wagon bodies, coach roofs, bogies, wheels, 2 Hornby resistance controllers (boxed), trees etc. QGC-VGC. Viewing Recommended.
Lot 2
A large quantity of ‘O’ gauge railway. Including a Bing station with twin brick effect buildings each with a gabled roof, connected by a platform awning. A Hugar wooden platform with shelter plus 3 further wooden platforms/stations. Hornby: 4 hydraulic buffers. 11 spring type buffers. 3 x No. 2 turntables. No. 1 Water Tank. Various sets of points, 3 x No. 1 Level Crossing. Boxed track including B1 straight rails, A2.5 curved half rails etc. Many items boxed, minor/some/significant wear. QGC-VGC for age. Viewing recommended. .
Lot 3
6 Ace Trains O gauge Constructor LMS coach kits (AC/C3) All fully assembled. 2 x 3rd class bogie passenger brakes, 1st class, 3rd class and composite express corridor coaches, corridor restaurant car, all in LMS lined Crimson Lake livery and all fitted with carriage roof boards – “The Royal Scot”, “The Merseyside Express” etc. Together with instructions, assembly drawings and some spare carriage roof boards. VGC.
Lot 5
A quantity of Hornby ‘O’ gauge railway. Including Kit built SR Goods Brake Van, Hornby: Early Open Wagon GW, 3 Goods Brake Vans – NE, S, BR(E). Mica. B Wagon GW, 3 x Gas Cylinder Wagon, Tank Wagon Royal Daylight, 2 x Crane Wagon, 3 x Flat Wagon NE, Cattle Wagon SR, Hopper Wagon NE, Tank Wagon United Dairies, Tank Wagon Shell. Plus No 51 0-4-0 outside cylinder locomotive and tender, RN 50153. No. 30 0-4-0 outside cylinder locomotive and tender , RN 45746. 4-wheel passenger coaches: 10 x Pullman including Pullman, Viking, Cynthia, Aurelia, Ansonia, Niobe, Aurora. 9 x BR coaches in Carmine & Cream livery. 5 x LNER ‘Teak’ livery. An early LNER coach, A GWR coach, 5 x LMS Suburban coaches, 3 x BR Suburban coaches. QGC-VGC
Lot 6
A quantity of ‘O’ gauge freight wagons. G.Carette Open Wagon MR. Hornby: An early LNW Open Wagon, M1 wagon NE, No 20 Side Tipping Wagon, 7 x No. 20 Wagon, No. 20 Rotary Tipping Wagon, 2 x No. 30 Goods Van, Side Tipping Wagon Robert Hudson, No. 20 Tank Wagon Shell, 2 x Open Wagons LMS. Flat Wagon with Container E / LNER. 2 x 13T Open Wagons. Flat Wagon with Container E / BR Insul-Meat.. 7 boxed, minor wear. QGC-GC.
Lot 7
A quantity of LMC ‘O’ gauge railway. Electric powered 0-4-0 Saddle Tank locomotive, RN 53. In LMS livery. Open wagons: MR, SR, GC, Brentnall & Cleland, Coote & Warren, Warrens. Plus a NE Refrigerator van, SR goods brake van, an unmarked open wagon, two open wagon bodies GN and a few spare parts. QGC-VGC for age.
Lot 8
A quantity of Bing ‘O’ gauge railway. 4-wheel rolling stock: 2 GWR coaches, 2 LNER coaches, tank wagon Shell, tank wagon BP, 1 small composite coach, 3 small first class coaches with opening doors, open wagon LNWR, open wagon LMS, set of sprung buffer stops. Plus a ‘OO’ gauge single road engine shed. GC.
Lot 10
A Bing (GBN) clockwork O gauge 2-4-0 tender locomotive King Edward VII RN 1902 in LNWR lined black livery with brass dome, “GBN” to smoke box door without chimney or coupling rods, coupled to a 4-wheel tender in black with red and gold lining and dark green panels to sides and rear. This would make a fine restoration project. A modern white metal replacement chimney is included.
Lot 11
A quantity of Hornby ‘O’ gauge railway. No. O 0-4-0 locomotive, RN 2251 (without tender). No. 101 0-4-0T loco, RN 460. In LNER livery. No. 20 0-4-0 loco & tender, RN 60985. No. 40 0-4-0T loco, RN 82011, in BR livery. Milk Traffic Van Southern, Tank Wagon Manchester Oil Refinery, American type Pullman Car Madison, 2 x No. 31 Passenger Coach BR Carmine & Cream, No. 1 Lumber Wagon, No 1 Wagon, 13T Open Wagon LMS, 13T Open Wagon BR. No 1 Shell Tank Wagon and a reproduction tender. Many boxed, some reproduction, minor / some wear. GC-VGC.
Lot 13
A quantity of Hornby ‘O’ gauge Freight Wagons. Early Open Wagon MR, Bogie Luggage NE, Bogie Van LMS, Open Wagon GW, Milk Traffic Van Southern, No. 1 Crane Truck, No. 2 Timber Wagon, Tank Wagon Shell, No. 1 Timber Wagon, Tank Wagon Shell Lubricating, 4 x low-sided wagons: E, GW, NE, BR Plus a boxed Furniture Container BR. All boxed – one without lid, some in reproduction boxes, minor/some wear. Contents GC-VG
Lot 14
A quantity of Hornby ‘O’ gauge railway. 2 x No. 2 Junction Signal (Distant). 2 x No. 2 Double Arm Signal (Distant/Home). 2 x No. 2 Single Arm Signal (Distant) (1 lattice & 1 solid). Platform Crane. 3-rail Girder Bridge with 2 approach sections. Signal box with blue hinged roof. 7 items boxed, some with packing pieces, minor wear. GC-VGC.
Lot 15
20 Hornby ‘O’ gauge freight wagons. Including Hopper wagon LMS, 2 x Gas cylinder wagon, Rotary tipping wagon Meccano, Bolster wagon, Tank wagon BP, Bolster wagon GW, 5 x Open wagon, 2 Brake vans SR & LMS Plus a quantity of ‘O’ gauge lineside items etc. Hornby – 4 twin-track footbridges, one with distant signal attached. 4 reproduction ‘Hornby Trains’ advertisements, in card with card stands. Mettoy girder bridge section. 5 telegraph poles. Signal. Spring buffer stops. QGC-VGC. Plus a Hornby ‘O’ gauge Station. A tinplate station with end ramps. With orange roof, printed booking hall, bookstall, doors to waiting room, refreshments etc., advertisements, people, dogs, time table etc. Boxed, minor wear, but with hole in corner of lid. VGC, minor scratches.
Lot 17
12 Hornby ‘O’ gauge Freight Wagons. Including Tank Wagons: 2 x Shell, 1 Manchester Oil Refinery, Brake Van LNER, Milk Traffic Van Maroon, 2 x Lumber Wagon, Goods Brake Van BR, Hopper Wagon, USA Box Car. All boxed, some reproduction / associated, minor/some/significant wear. Contents QGC-VGC. .
Lot 18
12 Hornby ‘O’ gauge Freight Wagons. Including Tank Wagon Manchester Oil Refinery, 2 x No. 1 Milk Traffic Van: Blue, plus Green Southern, Flat Truck with Cable Drum, Cement Wagon Blue Circle, Side Tipping Wagon Mc Alpine, Low Sided Wagon with Insul Meat Container, No. 1 Timber Wagon. All boxed, some reproduction, minor/some wear. Contents GC-VGC.
Lot 20
2 interesting O gauge locomotives A Karl Bub clockwork 2-4-0 RN 375 in lined green livery, without tender. Also a live steam 0-4-0 outside cylinder locomotive in red-lined black livery, fitted with a brass dome and with lights to buffer beam, without tender. QGC to GC. Both locomotives are ideal for restoration. .
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