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Lot 3
A Victorian Staffordshire pottery flatback figural group of King John signing the Magna Carta in a tent flanked by two children, 30.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: The King's left hand has been restored, as has the pen in his right hand and the finial on top of the tent. There is restoration to the lower section and base but I am unable to tell whether it's covering severe cracks or a breakage. The glaze is crazed and there are cracks running along the inside of each of the children, with other cracks to the base also.
Lot 10
Small but useful collection on pages incl 1854 1d black used (3), 1854-55 4d blue (shades) x 6, one appears unused but likely to have cleaned pen cancel, another with pre-printing paper crease, 1s salmon used by numeral in brown (this defective and repaired), 1s pale brown, also used, later issues incl 1882-85 crown CA 4d carmine and 6d lilac unused, 1885-93 to 1s olive-green unused, 1902-11 10s deep mauve unused, also this and £1 orange-brown used but defective, other odds incl Coolgardie Cycle Express 2s and 5s unused, cond very mixed as often (Scores)
Lot 198
Christmas Island: Two envelopes addressed to England in Leigh-Parkin's hand and signature green pen, one franked 'B.M.A. Malaya' overprinted on Straits Settlements 3c and 10c, the other with pair of the 25c, both with Christmas Island (dates obscure) cds the latter endorsed 'Air Mail' again in green, also two letters on 'Postal Service Department Singapore' headed paper addressed to Leigh-Parkin, dated December 1957 and January 1958 both answers to queries regarding the Christmas Island Post Office, unusual
Lot 197
Christmas Island: 1951 December 6, registered envelope addressed to England in Leigh-Parkin's hand and signature green pen, franked 'B.M.A. Malaya' overprinted on Straits Settlements 10c top left corner block of six (3 x 2) showing plate 'No' 2, with a single 10c below, tied by Christmas Island cds's with Registration and Air Mail labels to left, Singapore transit cds on reverse dated 12 DEC 51, and Torquay arrival oval of 17 DEC 51, unusual
Lot 59
A yellow metal stick pin in the form of a crescent and star, set with a diamond and seed pearls, together with a quantity of costume jewellery including brooches, buttons, bangles, necklaces, hat pins, rings, pen knife, rings, bar brooch, sekonda pocket watch, white metal fob watch, silver football medallion, shirt studs, Lusitania medal, Victorian jubilee medal, turquoise enamel sword brooch, paper knife etc
Lot 154
An RAF blue cloth flying helmet with leather integral headphones, mask etc, stitched in label - 22c/1729, size 1 KX/R/267/65, F/Lt Greenwood in pen, together with a pair of fur lined boots, an S10 respirator marked Avon 1987, a British military telephone set marked D Mk V and an award issued to FLT. LT, A.S. Greenwood 1965-67
Lot 215
A rare Wrenn 00 Gauge W2289 Bullied 'Spam Can' SR Black 'Canadian Pacific' Locomotive and Tender Running Number 21C5, in SR black, in original unstamped P4 box, VG-E with minor mark on Tender, box G with some wear to lid and pen mark on base, only 102 made with packing rings and instructions
Lot 33
THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME 6TH MONO - Nice pack of two early UK pressings of Please Please Me and Sgt. Peppers. To include a 6th UK mono pressing of the debut Beatles release (PMC 1202). The record is in clean Ex+ condition with a very minor wispy mark on side 1 (going across the tracks 4,5 and 6). The sleeve (small 'mono') is in Ex condition with a small nick on the reverse of the sleeve and a name written in pen. Also to include a -1/-1 pressing of Sgt. Peppers. The record is in Ex condition with a couple of light marks, with the sleeve also Ex with only wear. With cut out.
Lot 372
AUDIENCE - Two more original pressing early LPs from Audience. Titles are Friend's Friend's Friend (pink scroll CAS 1012, superb Ex+ vinyl/VG sleeve with only light wear but marker pen on front) and The House On The Hill (CAS 1032, close to archive vinyl with hardly any markings and a nice strong Ex sleeve).
Lot 409
ROLLING STONES - Two very well presented early UK pressings of the eponymous debut release and No. 2. S/T (Decca mono flipback LK 4605) has the early 'Mona' track listing on both record and sleeve. The record is in Ex condition with just a few light marks. The sleeve is Ex with light ringwear. No. 2 is the original 1964 UK pressing (unboxed Decca LK 4661 mono) with 1A matrix codes, non flipback cover, long blurb and original wording of 'Blind Man' and 'Put The Boot In' that were later censored. The record is in super Ex+ condition with just one or two very minor marks. The sleeve is Ex with some minor laminate wear and a name on the reverse (pen).
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