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Click here to subscribeA rare original vintage Corgi Toys No. 336 James Bond 007 ' Toyota 2000GT ' from ' You Only Live Twice .' 100% complete, including the ' Top Secret Instructions ', figures, patch and 4x missiles. The model itself being very good+ to near mint (boot doesn't remain closed) The outer box being near mint, and the inner display stand mint. The model retains both inner card packing slips. Generally very nice example of this classic James Bond movie model. Rare.
An original vintage Corgi Toys diecast model No. 261 ' James Bond 007 Aston Martin DB5 .' In gold, with silver spoked wheels. With both ejector seat figures, ' Top Secret Instructions ', and cloth patch present. 100% complete.. Model near mint to mint, with the original display stand and the original outer box (stand VG+, box G+. A very nice original model, within a generally good original box.
A stunning original rare Corgi Toys made diecast model No. 261 ' James Bond Aston Martin DB5 '. Incredible mint+ condition model, stand and outer box. The nicest version we have ever seen, likely ex-shop stock. Gold variation, with spoked wheels and red interior. Complete with both ejector seat figures, ' Top Secret Instructions ' (not sealed) and cloth patch. This incredible model comes autographed by James Bond stars Shirley Eaton and Honour Blackman. Eaton played ' Jill Masterson ' in Goldfinger, and Blackman played ' Pussy Galore ' in the same movie. Both stars have autographed the outer box, inner display stand and the model itself. Signatures obtained in person by the vendor, and photographic proof has been supplied. The best condition Aston Martin we have ever seen, made extra special by being signed by stars of the iconic franchise. Rare.
WORLD WAR I: Selection of signed and unsigned hardback and paperback books (11), magazines etc., by various authors on subjects pertinent to World War I, most relating to aviation, including Naval Air Service Training Manual (First edition, published by HMSO, November 1914), The Aeroplane, A Concise Scientific Study by A. Fage (First edition, published by Charles Griffin & Co., 1915), Flying Machines, Past, Present & Future by Alfred Marshall and Henry Greenly (published by Percival Marshall & Co., c.1910, signed by Henry Greenly, front and back cover professionally repaired, torn at the edges), Flying Fury by James McCudden, A Contemptable Little Flying Corps by I. McInnes & J.V. Webb, The Royal Flying Corps in France by Ralph Barker, 11th Month, 11th Day, 11th Hour by Joseph Persico (signed by World War I veteran William Stone and one other), Von Richthofen and the Flying Circus, edited by H.J. Nowarra & Kimbrough Brown, Who Killed the Red Baron by P.J. Carisella & James Ryan, The Living Unknown Soldier by Jean-Yves Le Naour, The Last Fighting Tommy by Harry Patch with Richard Van Emden, Skill and Devotion by P.E. Butcher, Hunting with Richthofen, The Bodenschatz Diaries translated by Jan Hayzlett, Forgotten Voices of the Great War by Max Arthur, The First Day of the Somme and The Kaiser's Battle by Martin Middlebrook, Who Downed the Aces in WWI by Norman Franks, The Canvas Falcons by Stephen Longstreet, British Butchers and Bunglers of World War One by John Laffin, The Illustrated Red Baron by Peter Kilduff, Under the Guns of the Red Baron by Norman Franks, Hal Giblin and Nigel McCrery etc. FR (1) generally VG, 32
A framed and glazed late-19th century needlework sampler: Margaret A. Peters, aged 11 years 188?; 41.5cm x 30cm CONDITION REPORT: This looks like a reproduction replaced frame, the condition is generally very good. There is a darker patch mainly to the middle where discolouration has taken place but we can't see any rips, tears or restorations to the piece.
An early-18th century framed and glazed George III period sampler detailing letters, numerals, stylised trees etc. by Hannah Bower Fulneck and dated 1808; 33.5cm x 29cm CONDITION REPORT: The material is rippling and it looks like some fading has occurred although the item does not appear to be in bad condition. So there is some fading and there is a slightly darker patch to the right hand side of the middle near the number 8.
TWENTY LILLIPUT LANE SCULPTURES FROM SYMBOL OF MEMBERSHIP COLLECTION (17 boxed), 'Hampton Moat' 97/98, 'Kiln Cottage' 98/99, 'Fresh Today' 99/00, 'Little Bee' 00/01, 'Little Scrumpy' 01/02, 'Gold Top' 02/03, 'The Chocolate Box' 03/04, 'The Toy Box' 04/05, 'Cabbage Patch Corner' 05/06 (with badge), 'Sugar Mouse' 06/07 (badge), 'Afternoon Tea' 07/08 (badge), 'Nutkin Cottage' 08/09 (badge), 'Fruits of the Sea' 09/10 (badge), 'The Pigsty' 10/11, 'Arithmetic at the Old School House, Walney' 11/12 (no box), 'Parsley Cottage' 12/13 (no box), 'An Apple a Day' 13/14, 'Alfresco Afternoons' 14/15 (no box) and 'The Hop Pickers' 15/16 (all with deeds)
A Bilston enamel patch box c.1770, of rectangular form, painted with a moth perched on a pink rose above a caterpillar within a blue border, the sides with similar floral panels, together with three Bilston enamel box lids, one rectangular and mounted as a plaque, a small circular mounted to a gilt-metal pill box, the last circular and loose, all painted with roses and other flowers with insects about, some damages, 8.2cm max. (4) Provenance: the Watney Collection. Exhibited: English Ceramic Circle, 1977, Nos. 239 (snuff box) and 243 (pill box).
A .451” percussion target rifle by Thomas Turner, 49½” overall, round barrel 33” stamped at the breech “Turner’s Patent” and with Turner’s patent Whitworth type rifling, folding ladder rearsight and inserted blade fore sight; lock engraved with fern tip border and “Thomas Turner, 8 Fisher St, Birmingham”, nicely figured walnut fullstock having deeply chequered fore end and wrist and steel mounts including engraved trigger guard with chequered spurred grip, 2 plain barrel bands and original brass tipped steel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (patch of pitting to trigger guard, spots of pitting to lock) Plate 42
A scarce .62” officer’s privately purchased Baker flintlock rifle, 46”, browned twist barrel 30”, London proved (stamped Gill on underside). Twin leaf rearsights, sharp rifling, bayonet bar on muzzle. Fullstocked, brass furniture, patch box engraved with strung bugle and Britannia shield centred trophy, buttcap tang and trigger guard bow both trophy engraved. Steel sling swivels and ramrod, chequered small and fore, carved cheekpiece, shield shaped silver escutcheon engraved with owner’s initials PHF. Good Working Order and Condition, barrel bore excellent (lock some steel parts restored). Plate 42
An early 19th century American .36” Kentucky flintlock rifle of the “Bedford School”, 63½” overall, thick octagonal barrel 47½” with fixed rearsight and brass blade fore sight; flat stepped lock of English type with flat swan neck cock and roller on frizzen spring, the plate with very faint traces of maker’s name “Smith”; slender reddish brown maple fullstock having incised lines along the lower edges of the butt and fore end, and with cheek rest to the butt; simple plain brass mounts comprise deep butt plate with a button on the tang to release the patch box cover, patch box mount with circular open work head with curls, trigger guard with typical long grip and housing double set triggers, engraved wavy side plate, ramrod pipes, and fore end cap; stock also inlaid with plain silver plaques in the form of lozenges, teardrops and crescent, one of the butt plaques engraved “A--ntow” (worn), with replacement wooden ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition, with pleasing patina (set triggers need attention, the barrel with dark patina over pitting, lock worn, some old repairs to fore end) Plate 43
A fine cased mid 19th century double barrelled 14 bore officer’s percussion howdah pistol, by Trulock & Son, Dublin, 12½” overall, deeply etched imitation damascus sighted barrels 6¾” with swivel ramrod beneath, the top rib engraved “Truelock & Son, Dublin”, the signed back action bolted locks engraved with fern tip borders and scrolls; highly polished halfstock with slightly flattened chequered butt and steel mounts including scroll engraved trigger guard, fern tip engraved butt cap and long slender hinged trap which forms an extension to the breech tang and has provision for 2 balls and 4 percussion caps. Good Working Order and Crisp Condition, the trigger guard and butt cap retaining traces of original blued finish; in its green baize lined brass bound fitted oak case with rectangular brass lid escutcheon, containing 16 bore pincer mould, copper flask by Sykes retaining much original lacquer, nipple key with ribbed handle, turnscrew with ebony handle, brass mounted loading/cleaning rod with jag, japanned tin for 1½” rifle patches, 1-3/8” patch cutter, pewter oil bottle, turned wood box containing percussion caps, and a later cap tin. Good Condition (signs of the case having been forced open). Plate 47 Note: Ex Keith Neal Collection, whose metal label number C106 is attached. The case also contains a visiting card marked in ink “Private Collection” and a hand written note “This pistol I purchased privately from the owners of Newton Park from whence it came. W. Keith Neal”
A good scarce Third Reich Allgemeine SS officer’s visor cap, with white metal eagle and death’s head insignia, silver bullion piping and cords, black velveet band and fibre peak, the underside of the peak rubber stamped with SS/RZM mark, with SS RZM “Tuchmutze fur SS” printed linen label with serial number 109986(?) behind the sweatband, and paper size “55” label behind the celluloid sweat patch. Clean Condition, appears to be little used (some very small moth holes around the rear edge of the crown). See “SS Uniforms, Insignia and Accoutrements” by Hayes for an almost identical cap. Plate 3
A 1796 pattern light cavalry trooper’s sword, curved, shallow fullered blade 33”, marked “Josh H. Reddell & Co” on backstrap, with inspector’s stamp in fuller at forte, regulation stirrup hilt with langets, plain pommel and backstrap with ears to ribbed leather grip (worn patch at top), in its steel scabbard, with 2 rings, marked “Osborn & Gunby, Birmm”. GC (some service wear and dark pitting patina) Plate 4
An interesting private purchase 1856 type sword bayonet, blade etched for 2/3 length on both sides with scrolled foliate panels, and on one side initials “JH”, in panel, and, on the other, maker’s name “Potts & Hunt, 336 Leman St, London” in panel, name also on backstrap. Basically GC (dark patina, heavy corrosion patch, 1-1½”, on each side towards point).
An early 19th century 16 bore flintlock large travelling pistol, 11½” overall, octagonal barrel 6”; the trade quality flat lock with pigeon breasted cock and unbridled frizzen, sparsely engraved on the tail and stamped “R. Ashmore, Warranted”; walnut fullstock, the rounded butt with lozenge shaped chequering; engraved steel trigger guard with pineapple finial; horn tipped wooden ramrod. GWO & basically GC (slightly worn, patch of pitting to the lock. Plate 7 Note: An R Ashmore is listed in Wednesbury, Staffs from 1827 - 55
BRITAIN'S LAST TOMMIES' by Richard Van Emden, signed by the author, Harry Patch and Henry Allingham. Hardback edition in excellent condition. With original signatures of the author and the last two surviving veterans of the Great War, Harry Patch and Henry Allingham, with a photograph of Patch and Allingham with the previous owner of the book
NEAR PAIR OF DERBY SHEPHERD AND SHEPHERDESS FIGURES, circa 1760-70, he seated placing the pipes with a dog at his feet, she playing a lute or guitar with a sheep at her feet, on flower encrusted bases with moulded scrolling decoration, patch marks, height 20cm (2) Ref: Twitchett (John), Derby Porcelain, 1748-1848, p163, colour plate 126
Louis Vuitton Brown Canvas Monogram Alma PM. Golden brass hardware, brown interior with slot and patch pockets, vachetta handles. Labeled appropriately. Serial #BA1904. Measures 12" x 9-1/2" x 6-1/2". Condition: Good pre-owned condition, with toning, wear and stains on vachetta from use. Domestic Shipping: $58.00 Min Est. $400.00 Max Est. $500.00 Consignor Inventory# 12 AAJ3604
Louis Vuitton Brown Canvas Monogram Alma PM. Golden brass hardware, brown interior with slot and patch pockets, vachetta handles. Labeled appropriately. Serial #BAR0969. Measures 12" x 9-1/2" x 6-1/2". Condition: Good pre-owned condition with toning,stains and light wear from use. Domestic Shipping: $58.00 Min Est. $400.00 Max Est. $500.00 Consignor Inventory# 12 AAJ3036
Louis Vuitton Brown Canvas Monogram Looping GM Bag. Golden grass hardware, tan suede interior with zippered and patch pockets, vachetta handles. Dustbag included. Labeled appropriately. Serial #MI1909. Measures 11-1/2" x 12" x 4-1/4". Condition: Pre-owned condition with toning and light staining on vachetta from use. Domestic Shipping: $88.00 Min Est. $250.00 Max Est. $350.00 Consignor Inventory# 119 AAJ6102
Louis Vuitton Brown Canvas Monogram Alma PM. Golden brass hardware, brown interior with slot and patch pockets, vachetta handles. Labeled appropriately. Serial #BA0947. Measures 12" x 9-1/2" x 6-1/2". Condition: Pre-owned condition with stains and toning on bottom and handles from use. Domestic Shipping: $58.00 Min Est. $400.00 Max Est. $500.00
Louis Vuitton Brown Canvas Monogram Alma PM. Golden brass hardware, brown interior with slot and patch pockets, vachetta handles. Cadenas, Keys included. Labeled appropriately. Serial #BA0030. Measures 12" x 9-1/2" x 6-1/2". Condition: Good pre-owned condition, with toning, wear and stains on vachetta from use. Domestic Shipping: $58.00 Min Est. $400.00 Max Est. $500.00 Consignor Inventory# 12 AAJ5799
Louis Vuitton Brown Canvas Monogram Alma PM. Golden brass hardware, brown interior with slot and patch pockets, vachetta handles. Labeled appropriately. Serial #VI0975. Measures 12" x 9-1/2" x 6-1/2". Condition: Good pre-owned condition, with toning, wear and stains on vachetta from use. Domestic Shipping: $58.00 Min Est. $300.00 Max Est. $400.00 Consignor Inventory# 14 AAJ5301
Signed Presentation Copies / Autograph Letter / Annotated Proof of "First Novel". Farjeon, Eleanor. The Soul of Kol Nikon, no date, annotated/corrected proof by author with later inscription dated 1955, 'This is the original version as it appeared in the Irish Review, about 1912. Clifford Bax arranged for a number of copies to be bound from the magazine plates after it had run its course: my first bound "novel". I rewrote it slightly, & lengthened it for Collins in the nineteen-twenties'. Pan-Worship and Other Poems, London: Elkin Matthews, 1908, bearing two inscriptions from author, the first dated December 1908, the second relating to a theatrical/operatic performance in 1954. Eleanor Farjeon - A Bodley Head Monograph, Eileen H. Colwell, with presentation inscription by Farjeon. Autograph letter by Farjeon on headed paper (20 Perrins Walk, Hampstead), dated April 2nd 1965, written just two months before she died, 'This is being a tiresome patch; I'm trying not to be a nuisance to my dear women, but yesterday I couldn't help saying to Lilian, my nurse - "Oh Lilian, I don't like me today" and she said, "You're the only one that doesn't then". A comforting retort'. In Quest of Hyla - The Birth, Life and Death of a Myth, typewritten signed presentation copy numbered 4 of 100, blue paper covers (5)
A pair of Derby figures of fisherman and woman, circa 1765, patch marks, 25cm high (2)Condition: lady: restoration to both hands, fishes tails, scroll base, leaves and flowers, wear to gilding. Man: restoration to both hands, curl of fishing net. Leaves and flowers. Scroll base with wear to gilding
THREE GEORGIAN BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOXESLATE 18TH CENTURYcomprising an oval example with inscription WE LIVE IN HOPE, on a spotted ground, the void interior with a mirror to the lid, 4cm diameter; a round box, depicting a stag with gilt inscription HONOUR THE REWARD OF VIRTUE, above a pink base, also with interior mirror, 4.5cm diameter; and a small circular box, depicting a dove and the inscription MAY TRADE FLORISH, also with a pink base, 2.5cm diameter (3)
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