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Lot 335
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Omega, Seamaster Professional, 300m/1000ft, circa 2005, self-winding lever movement with hacking seconds and quick date change, wavy blue coloured dial with baton and dot markers, date aperture, centre seconds, luminous steel hands, case with screw-down protective winding crown, blue coloured rotating bezel, helium valve positioned at 10 o`clock in the band, screw back with seamaster monogram, Omega stainless steel bracelet with concealed deployant clasp, 45mm wide, together with Omega boxes, booklet, purchase receipt, cards and two spare bracelet links see illustration
Lot 396
A Gents 18ct White Gold Diamond Set Calendar Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Cartier, Model: Tank Francaise, circa 2008, quartz movement, silvered guilloche dial with Roman numerals and signed Cartier, outer minute track, secret signature at 10 o`clock, three subsidiary dials for date, 30-minute and 12-hour registers, the curved rectangular 18ct white gold case finely set with three rows of diamonds to the front shoulders, buttons in the band to operate chronograph hand, diamond set crown, case back secured by eight screws and numbered 2339 266051CD, Cartier dark blue leather strap with an 18ct white gold deployant clasp, 28mm by 46mm, together with Cartier case and insurance valuation by Cartier dated 25th August 2009 for £18,400 see illustration
Lot 445
A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring, an oval mixed cut sapphire within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings to a plain polished shank, total diamond weight 2.00 carat approximately, finger size O. See illustration. The sapphire has an accompanying report from the Asian Institute of Gemological Sciences, dated 11th September 2009, report number GF0909174, stating the sapphire to be 5.06 carat, and natural.
Lot 551
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the round brilliant cut diamond in a white six claw setting to a plain polished knife edge shoulder shank, finger size O. See illustration-. The diamond is accompanied by a report from the European Gemological Laboratory, dated 25th September 2008, certificate number AY 901296, stating the diamond as 2.01 carat, colour J, clarity VVS2.n
Lot 674
A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the round brilliant cut diamond certificated as 1.95 carat, in a white six claw setting to a plain polished shank, finger size O. See illustration. The diamond is accompanied by a certificate from the British Gemmological Institute, dated 15th January 2009, number 18281/09, which states the diamond as colour D, with clarity VVS1.
Lot 1029
Frederick Daniel Hardy (1826-1911), Musical Soiree, Signed and dated 1897, oil on panel, 30.5cm by 41cm. The son of a musician, studied art under Thomas Webster. He became a member of the Cranbrook Colony in Kent with Webster, A.E. Mulready, G.B. O`Neill and J.C. Horsley. He exhibited at the RA 1851-1898, and the British Institute 1851-1856. See illustration
Lot 1235
Kathleen Mary Goodman (b.1879): Portrait Miniature of a Young Woman, circa 1930, depicted in profile, half length, with brown hair, blue eyes and wearing floral embroidered kimono, signed, oval, 8.1cm, in a modern gilt metal frame. Kathleen Mary Goodman, painter, miniaturist and pastellier. Studied under E H Marten and Frank O Salisbury. Married John Reginald Goodman, and is recorded in the Dictionary of British Artists 1880-1940.
Lot 1330
A Mahogany Chiming Longcase Clock, signed William Page, West End, chime & turret clock manufacturer, Gt Portland St, London, No.559, circa 1860, the case with pagoda pediment and eagle finials, brass capped fluted columns, shaped trunk door inset with reeded pilasters, moulded quatre form rectangular plinth raised on bracket feet, 12-inch arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring signed, matted dial centre, silent/chime selection lever positioned above 12 o`clock, pierced ornate cast filigree work in the arch, the massive triple weight driven movement with anchor escapement and chiming eight hammers on eight bells and a further hammer striking a bell for the hours, 268cm high see illustration
Lot 244
Kohli (M.S.) Nine Atop Everest 1969 § Messner (Reinhold) Everest: Expedition to the Ultimate 1979 § Simpson (Joe) Dark Shadows Falling signed by Joe Simpson Alan Hinkes and Matt Dickinson 1997 § O`Dowd (Cathy) Just for the Love of It; The First Woman to Climb Mount Everest from Both Sides 1999 § Kamler (Kenneth) Doctor on Everest: Emergency Medicine at the Top of the World - A Personal Account Including the 1996 Disaster 2000 first editions plates some colour original boards dust-jackets; and 5 others similar 8vo(10)
Lot 270
Bax (Clifford) etc. Golden Hind (The): A Quarterly Magazine of Art and Literature edited by Clifford Bax and Austin O. Spare vol.1 Nos.1 - 4 illustrations original printed wrappers folio 1922-23.(4) ***Inserted is an A.L.s. from Clifford Bax to Napier asking to look at issue number 1 and return the revises to Wass Prichard [printers]..
Lot 340
Grafton (Sue) "J" is for Judgment 1993; "K" is for Killer 1994; "L" is for Lawless 1995; "M" is for Malice 1996; "N" is for Noose jacket slightly rubbed 1997; "O" is for Outlaw 1999; "P" is for Peril 2001; "Q" is for Quarry 2002; "R" is for Ricochet jacket slightly rubbed small split to lower fore-edge 2004; "S" is for Silence 2005 first editions first impressions original cloth-backed boards dust-jackets with prices mostly near fine New York; and 45 others modern first editions some from the same series a few by Tom Clancy and Ken Follett 1997 8vo(55)
Lot 444
DINKY - a small early racing car with driver, silver, no number, name cast into the base; a Meteor aeroplane; 6 Britains gauge "O" milk churns (all lack lids); an oil dispenser; a Corgi Thunderbird Guided Missile on trailer (lacks nose cone); a large field gun and a painted lead elephant. ++mixed
Lot 246
O gauge - A Louis Marx clockwork train set, comprising New York Central 0-4-0 streamlined tender locomotive, black livery; Rock Island mineral wagon, lined green livery; and New York Central Lines caboose, red livery; together with track sections forming an oval, unboxed. Best Bid Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 247
A Hornby O gauge collection, including a clockwork No.1 Special, G.W.R. 0-4-0 tender locomotive, 2301, lined green livery; with other locomotives; rolling stock, including a G.W.R. Refrigerator Van and G.W.R. Milk Van; and track, playworn, all unboxed. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 1009
A good Second War Pathfinder`s DFC group of four, to P/O Alfred Astle (177562) RAFVR 156 Squadron who died on the 24th of September 1944 after being shot down during a raid on Calais, Distinguished Flying Cross, P/O ALFRED ASTLE 156 SQDN. P.F.F. 1944, 39-45 Star Air Crew Europe Star with France and Germany Bar and applied to the ribbon the Pathfinder Badge, 39-45 War Medal, together with two silver athletics medals, mounted as worn. London Gazette 8th February 1946, with effect from 23rd September 1944 Pilot Officer Astle has completed numerous operations against the enemy in the course of which he has invariably displayed the utmost fortitude, courage and devotion to duty.
Lot 1221
A good collection of Peninsular and later correspondence pertaining to Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Thomas Michell CB, including letters from the Peninsular Campaign and an account of his death. As of 1840 Coronet 8 Sept 03, Lieut 13 Sept 03, Captain 11 Aug 11, Major 17 Mar 14, Lieut-Colonel 22 July 30. Entry in Hall`s A History of the Peninsular War, pg 406: Michell, Edward, 1st Lt. Royal Artillery: (London Gazette). Slightly wounded, Barossa, 5 March 1811 (London Gazette). 2nd Capt. 11 Aug 1811. Mentioned in Lt. Gen. Campbell`s letter dated Gibraltar, 3 Jan 1812 (Tarifa: "On the 31st (Dec 1811), between eight and nine o`clock in the morning, the enemy (having effected a breach in the east wall of the town) advanced with two thousand picked men, grenadiers and light infantry, to assault the place. Eight companies of the 87th Regiment, under the orders of Lieytenant-Colonel Gough, were stationed on the walls in that district of the town...From the spirited beahviour of this corps, aided by well directed fire from two field-pieces mounted on the north-east tower, under the command of Captain Mitchell, of the Royal Artillery, which flanked the column as it advanced, the enemy was broken and dispersed with great slaughter.") (London Gazette) Bvt. Major, Royal Artillery, 17 March 1814. Blakeney, p. 137 (Tarifa, 20 April 1810: " This demonstration against Tarifa was attended with but few results or casualties, one man only, a gunner, being killed and a few more wounded. Lieutenant Mitchell, a gallant officer, commanded the artillery."), pp. 154, 165-6 (Jan 1811: "In this expedition, as in all others which we made from Tarifa (too numerous to be mentioned), we were accompanied by Lieutenant Mitchell, Royal Artillery. In Tarifa he was an artilleryman, pointing the guns from the bastion most exposed; in the field he was a light bob, foremost in pricking for the foe; and on the occasion just mentioned he acted in a third capacity, for he reconnoitered the fort of Casa Vieja, guessed its capabilities from outward demonstration, ascertained the strength of its defences by personal observation and formally reported thereon with all the inherent pomp and gravity of a Royal Engineer.")
Lot 380
1907-08 ASHES TEST SERIES: A RARE AND UNPUBLISHED HANDWRITTEN LETTER FROM ARTHUR JONES (ENGLAND TEAM CAPTAIN) TO GEORGE GUNN CONGRATULATING HIM ON HIS TEST DEBUT APPEARANCE. The letter from Arthur Jones was written whilst on board the R.M.S. Omrah sailing from Brisbane to Sydney the letter reads: My Dear George, I had hoped that I would be able to write you and congratulate you on winning your first Test Match, but when I got the result in hospital I was knocked back and disappointed that I felt I hadn`t the heart to write anyone. Of course I have not yet heard anything but paper comments and shall have to wait until I see some of the team before I know the real truth. Of course I felt not playing myself very much indeed, but I have the consolation of knowing that my loss was your gain, and I am so pleased to think now that I told Major Trevor that you must play in the match. Well George you can have no idea how pleased my wife and myself were at your success: I consider it one of the finest performances that has ever been done in a test match. I wish you had got that other 100. I hope you can read this, but my hand is so unsteady with being in bed, that I can hardly write. This is my first day out and as you can see by the notepaper, I am on "the Briny" on the way to Sydney, the Doctor letting me leave Brisbane, only on the condition that I don`t go to Melbourne to see a test match, so I don`t suppose I shall see you again until Adelaide. I don`t feel a bit like cricket, it takes me all my time to walk and I am as weak as a kitten. The last four days I was in hospital the doctor came every morning and dug a huge needle in my back and pumped the filthiest looking muck out of my right lung you ever saw, but it has done me good and he says with a little quite care I shall be sounder than I ever was. Well George I must stop the epistle, but again congratulating you on your fine performance and hoping you luck will continue. Your sincerely, A O Jones. congratulate Joe Hardstaff for me on his 60 the letter on R.M.S. Omrah headed notepaper and signed in ink by Arthur Jones.
Lot 565
A NICE COLLECTION OF MANCHESTER UNITED FIRST DAY COVERS: seven autographed Football League Commemorative Series examples, fully illustrated with 70th Anniversary of Manchester United, 28 April 1972 and each one bearing a single autograph, comprising: Matt Busby; Bobby Charlton; George Best; Martin Buchan; Dennis Law; Ian Moore; and Frank O`Farrell and a World Cup commemorative first day cover, 1st June 1966; and England World Cup Victory first day cover, 18th August 1966, (9).
Lot 3
A large quantity of `HO` and `OO` gauge railway. Including Athearn Bo-Bo diesel switcher, Modelpower Baldwin Shark Nose diesel, 2 Rivarossi USA diesel locos, 0-4-0 Saddle tank loco, 0-6-0 tender locomotive, a number of miscellaneous USA passenger coaches & freight cars plus brass wagon chassis. Fleischmann 0-6-0T loco, brass 4-4-0 tender loco, brass 0-6-0 tender locomotive, Hobbyline & Kitmaster plastic loco kits, Kedee coupling accessories, Mantua locomotive kit, A die-cast Britannia class 4-6-2 loco. Plus a few `O` gauge items. Viewing recommended. FC-VGC.
Lot 8
A quantity of `OO` & `HO` gauge railway. Including Hornby Acho SNCF Bo-Bo electric locomotive, RN BB16009, 4 SNCF corridor coaches. Hornby-Dublo 3-rail Duchess of Atholl (without tender), 3 corridor coaches, 5 freight wagons, signal box, level crossing and a quantity of track. Some passenger / staff figures. Together with a quantity of Hornby `O` gauge miscellaneous items, signal box, level crossing, lineside hut etc. Hornby Acho boxed, some wear. FC-GC. .
Lot 11
A quantity of `OO` gauge railway. Including Mainline BR Standard 4-6-0 tender locomotive, RN 75006, LNER class N2 0-6-2T loco, RN 9522. Lima BR class 87 electric loco, City of London, RN 87005. Hornby BR ex-LNER Hunt class 4-4-0, Yorkshire, RN 62700. 10 items of USA rolling stock. Together with N gauge – Lima SNCF diesel loco, Piko East European electric loco and 2 display locomotives: Santa Fe, DB. Plus a TDR reproduction `O` gauge van – Harrods. Also a few other items. Some boxed, some wear. QGC-VGC. .
Lot 18
A quantity of `OO` & `HO` gauge railway. Including Triang Hornby / Hornby Canadian Pacific diesel locomotive (R0553), CP Rail diesel switcher (R1553). Spectrum GE 44 ton switcher B&O. AHM Santa Fe Bo-Bo switcher. Bachmann Plasser EM80C track cleaning diesel. Model Power USA 0-4-0T loco RN 50. Pocher early USA 2-4-0 tender loco J W Bowker V&TRR. Together with a quantity of USA rolling stock by Rivarossi, Model Power Life Like etc. Many boxed, minor / some wear. Contents GC-Mint. (c30)
Lot 29
A quantity of `HO` gauge railway kits. c25 kits by Train-Master and Varney. Including Wood Sheathed box car, Box cars for Rutland, Boston & Maine, NC&StL, B&O, NYC `Pacemaker`, caboose, all steel reefer, wood sheathed reefer. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-As New. Cannot guarantee to be complete.
Lot 74
A quantity of UK and USA `O` gauge items. K Line 4 NYC 2-bay DC hoppers No. 1. Lima 2 BR class 33 Bo-Bo diesel locomotives, RN D6506 in green livery, RN D6524 in weathered blue livery. A quantity of miscellaneous items, platform sections, transfers, spare parts etc. Together with a Lionel 1/43 scale 1953 White 3000 freight truck with 16` trailer. Many items boxed, minor wear to some. Contents VGC-Mint.
Lot 78
4 USA `O` gauge items. A Williams Penn Central class 33 Co-Co electric locomotive – ex New Haven. In black weathered livery. K Line Penn Central SP Black Widow F-7B diesel engine, dummy. D & LW 4-bay DC hopper. D&W 2-bay hopper with real coal load. All boxed, minor wear to some, (Co-Co in basic card container). Contents VGC-Mint.
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