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Lot 29
A 10ct gold ring set five oval turquoise mounted in claw setting N/O 2.05g, a Edwardian 15ct gold ring set three turquoise flanked by a half seed pearl and two turquoise O 2.18g, a Edwardian 15ct gold brooch with central heart set turquoise flanked by three turquoise and a half seed pearl terminal L x 3.2cm 2.15g and a Edwardian yellow metal bar brooch set central turquoise with surround of four half seed pearls L x 3cm 1.58g (4)
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Lot 210
[Southey (Robert), editor] The Annual Anthology, 2 vol. [all published], vol. 1 B8 excised, vol. 2 C3 cancel as usual with word 'wicked' present p.37, line 9, scattered spotting, vol. 2 some toning and occasional soiling, foxing to endpapers, later green half morocco by William George of Bristol, spines with raised bands and lettered in gilt, t.e.g., partly unopened, spines very slightly sunned, little rubbed, [Wise, Coleridge, 15], 8vo, Bristol, Biggs and Co. for T.N. Longman and O. Rees, 1799-1800. *** Contains contributions by Coleridge (27 poems), Charles Lamb and others. The excised leaf was Southey's "War Poem" and was removed in every known copy save one because it contained unpatriotic sentiments. Provenance: Francis Frederick Fox (engraved armorial bookplate bound in before titles, pencil inscription to front free endpaper "From the Fox sale Bristol 26 Feb 1930"); James Stevens Cox (bookplate).
Lot 46
Hayward (Sir John) The First part of the life and raigne of King Henrie the IIII. Extending to the end of the first yeare of his raigne, title with woodcut square of fleurons, woodcut decorative initials, lacking final blank, title with ownership inscription to head and ink number to foot, A2-3 trimmed at head shaving headpiece and a few letters, H3 very small rust-hole within text, one or two annotations in an early hand, passage-marking to Sig. O & P, occasional light damp-staining to head, the odd spot, small marginal stain to final few ff., contemporary polished panelled calf, spine gilt in compartments, black morocco label to uppermost compartment gilt-tooled with heraldic device showing a monkey and coronet, red morocco label to second compartment lettered in gilt, upper joint cracked but holding, marking to lower cover, little rubbed at extremities, [STC 12997], small 4to, Iohn Wolfe [i.e. Bernard Alsop and Thomas Fawcet], 1599 [but ?1629]. *** A counterfeit printing. In this copy, line 22 on A2r has "Teucer" with the first "e" inverted.Provenance: Dukes of Leinster (Carton Library armorial bookplate; heraldic device to binding); University College London Library (small ink-stamp to title verso and foot of final leaf; "UCL Library Duplicate" ink-stamp to front free endpaper).
Lot 207
Coleridge (Samuel Taylor, poet, critic, and philosopher, 1772-1834) Letter to his brother Rev George Coleridge, c/o Mr. Newcome's [School] Clapton near Hackney, in Latin, 3½pp. with address panel, sm. 4to, ink stamped Honiton, [c. 1790], long and conversational letter in Latin with some words in Greek, "we are glad you arrived safely in London; our mother is indignant with James, because he did not inform us of each of his lacerations, but she complains of her health more than usual, she has a burning toe; Hodge is suffering from a pain in his side; did Anne write to Layard about the chapel-clerical matter? Greet Stephen in my name, and bid farewell to my best friend - the Walthamstowsman - a sparrow indeed, but a rare bird", small tears where opened, folds, slightly browned.
Lot 455
Serie & Trains Hornby O Gauge Various signals. Comprising Serie Hornby Red & Green circular disc signals boxed; as previous but unboxed; electrical green circular disc signal; 2x chequer rectangle signals 1x circular base & the other with rectangular base & ladder. Conditions: Fair to Excellent Plus in Good Plus box. (6)
Lot 389
Hornby O Gauge group of boxed & unboxed tenders. Comprising No.501 Tender LNER Green & LMS Maroon both come with packet of lamps & correctly labelled boxes; unboxed Southern Green A759 plus Southern Green tender repainted & French Serie Hornby Brown Tender EST 25-511. Conditions: Fair to Excellent Plus in Good to Excellent boxes. (5)
Lot 537
Ace Trains O Gauge 4-6-2 SR Green 21C151 Winston Churchill Bullied Pacific - SR Lined Malachite Green, fitted with extra custom name "Winston Churchill" & Golden Arrow Loco Headboards & Arrows with original bill of sale receipt from Ace Trains, Loco has had some running time, showing minimal wear to 3rd rail pick ups. Conditions: Near Mint to Mint in Excellent box (upper inner foam packing missing).
Lot 376
Hornby O Gauge No.3E 4-4-2 LMS Maroon Royal Scot 6100 Electric Loco only, body has sun fading to one side, comes with special tool & paper packet, box comes with inner packing, guarantee slip to underside of box lid, Royal Scot label to box lid. Conditions: Fair to Good Plus in Fair to Good box.
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