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Lot 594
Matchbox 3 x Factory Shop Floor Label Positioning Working Drawings for the following Super Kings models: (1) K-27 Power Boat Trailer Only; (2) K-35 Massey Ferguson 595 Tractor; (3) K-66 Jaguar XJ-12 Police Car - each drawing approx 33 Inches x 23 Inches (83.5 x 59cm) - Good factory folded, please note the reverse of the drawings have various ink & pencil notes added. (3)
Lot 593
Matchbox 2 x Factory Shop Floor Label Positioning Working Drawings for Skybusters SB-3 Space Shuttle - approx 33 Inches x 23 Inches (83.5 x 59cm) - Fair factory folded with some tears & damage, please note the reverse of both have various ink & pencil notes added, with some similar notes also added to both drawings. (2)
Lot 252
Matchbox Superfast 34a Formula 1 Racing Car - lemon yellow body with yellow stripe racing number 16 nose label, clear windscreen, bare metal base - Excellent Plus with some chrome loss o engine, in Near Mint Type G Box without New (original purchase date of: 28/07/73 added in pencil to 1 picture face).
Lot 1137
Collection of nine 1/1250 scale Mercator Marine Miniature diecast model ships to include M512 Bremen, M402 A Vaterland, M912B Schwabenstoin, M548 E.O Britain, M404 Titanic, M926 Ille De France, M907 Michelangelo Raffarello, M568 Rex Passenger Ship and M928 Georgic 1933, all diecast vg overall, boxes vg with names in pen / pencil to side of boxes
Lot 1139
Collection of 25 boxed 1/1250 scale Albatros-Modell diecast model ships to include Brittanic, Alcantara, Mauretania, Carmania, SX-139 Orange, Orsova, Imperator, Australis, Brittania Paddler, Sheildhall, Destroyer Tribal, Majestic, ALB 150 Olympic, Exeter, Manxman, etc, all diecast vg overall, boxes vg with names in pen / pencil to side of boxes
Lot 239
A late Victorian triple retractable pencil from J.C. Vickory of London, 11cm long including ring, having enamel bands to three twist mechanism pencil releases and engraved "From FGM 73.98", overall OK and working but some typical from age and enamel worn but red enamel has more wear and a chip
Lot 252
A small collection of fountain pens and retractable pencils and related items, including a silver plated 'Yard 'O' Lead' retractable pencil, cased with replacement leads, a black Parker Duofold fountain pen, with 14ct Gold nib, in original box with instructions, another Parker Duofold fountain pen with 14ct Gold nib in a two set box (other item in set missing), along with two others, and three boxes by William Mitchell, containg pen nibs, and more
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Lot 189
[Waterloo]. Autograph letter signed “J Wallace†to the Dean of Windsor, 3pp., 4to., with integral address panel, trace of mounting at inner margin,1/2 past 7 oclock, n.p., n.d. [but 22 June 1815], giving an account of “the intelligence...from London of the splendid victory obtained by the alliesâ€. News of the victory was carried to London from Brussels by Major Henry Percy, younger son of the Duke of Northumberland and aide de camp to the Duke of Wellington, who delivered the dispatch to Lord Bathurst, Secretary for War on the evening of Wednesday 21 June. “My Dear Dean, I am sure you will forgive my disturbing you to communicate the intelligence just brought me by a messenger from London of the splendid victory obtained by the allies...The French army totally annihilated - where Bpte is is not known...Lord Uxbridge has lost a leg & Lord Fitzroy Somerset an arm...†Possibly written by General Sir John Wallace who had fought in the Peninsular War. The Dean of Windsor at the time was Edward Legge, son of the Earl of Dartmouth and later Bishop of Oxford.Slight folds, pencil notes and very occasional spotting.
Lot 104
John Hutchins, The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset, 4 volumes, third edition, titles in red and black, engraved plates, maps and pedigrees, illustrations, later red morocco, folio, Westminster: John Bowyer Nichols, 1861-70.Volume 1 with title page spotted and watermarked to top edge, page 2 cut down and repaired, Volume 2 with page 13 loose and end fly-leaf creased, Volume 3 with repair to page 496 affecting text to top right corner, page 533 with neat repair to tear on fore-edge, page 540 with pencil mark, Volume 4 with pages 5-8 mis bound, page 173 with fore-edge trimmed, pages 529-531 heavily darkened, all volumes with occasional spotting and darkening, bindings scuffed, marked and stained.
Lot 458
Elizabeth Barrett Browning. An album of sketches and manuscript copies by the Barrett's and their circle, including 'The Sea Side Walk' signed 'EBB' with a note 'Sidmouth August 17th, Monday evening, 1835', 2pp., and a further untitled poem, commencing 'For ever since my childhood looks/Could rest on nature's pictured books..', in six stanzas, also signed 'EBB', 2pp., together with a watercolour sketch by J. Varley, signed in pencil, and other sketches and drawings, the title page inscribed 'Arabella Barrett, Hope End June 13th 1831', contemporary morocco, 4to; together with a notebook with an outline for a play, possibly by Octavius Barrett Browning. PROVENANCE: From the family of Octavius Moulton-Barrett (1824-1910), youngest brother of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, thence by descent. RARE. The album was a gift to Arabella Moulton-Barrett from Eliza Cliffe. 'The Sea Side Walk' by Elizabeth Barrett Browning was first published in The Athenaeum. 2 July 1836, and collected in 'The Seraphim, and Other Poems', 1838. This appears to be a fair copy in the author's hand. The untitled poem is 'Minstrelsy', and also a fair copy in the author's hand. The album also contains 'A Short Catechism on the Subject of Albums' by Edward Moulton-Barrett, 2pp., several lines from William Wordsworth's 'The Fountain', transcribed by Henrietta Moulton-Barrett, and a copy of 'A Couplet, Written in a Volume of Poems...' by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, transcribed by Arabella Moulton-Barrett, 1p.Mixed condition.
Lot 454
John Day. A watercolour group portrait of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and her family, Elizabeth as a child, held by her father in the foreground, her mother behind with her siblings, Henrietta and Edward, a toy cart lower right with 'J. Day' on the side, the reverse with details of the subjects inscribed in pencil, 200mm x 270mm, c.1810 PROVENANCE: From the family of Octavius Moulton-Barrett (1824-1910), youngest brother of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, thence by descent.Some surface discolouration and soiling, the image cropped to the left.
Lot 184
Ney, Michel, Due d’Elchingen and Prince de la Moskova. Letter signed “Ney†to General Loison, 1p., 4to., in French, Salamanca, 16 February 1810. Asking the General to send him a report of the situation of his troops and any information about the enemy.Original light folds, later pencil marks.
Lot 346
W.G. Grace. Cricket, first edition, presentation Edition de Luxe, signed by the author, engraved portrait frontispiece, numerous further illustrations, list of subscribers at rear, top edge gilt, others untrimmed, contemporary half morocco by Bayntum, Crown Quarto, London: J.W. Arrowsmith, 1891.some illustrations missing tissue guards, some pages with minor tears, creases and pencil marks, some light spotting and marking.
Lot 451
Octavius Mouton-Barrett. 'The Retreat', a watercolour of a Jamaican scene, with two figures standing beside a shelter amid fields and trees, titled in pencil on the mount, c. 1858, 343mm x 242mm PROVENANCE: From the family of Octavius Moulton-Barrett (1824-1910), youngest brother of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, thence by descent.some surface marks and discolouration.
Lot 329
Margaret Bryan (Nottingham 1903-1988) A group of three wood engravings after Old Masters to include: 1. The Rout of San Romano, after Ucello, 18.5 x 26cm, signed, titled and numbered 1/20 in pencil on the margin, framed and glazed 2. The Agony in the Garden after El Greco, 17 x 20cm, signed, titled and numbered 24/50 in pencil on the margin, framed and glazed (foxing on plate and mount) 3. The Vision of St Eustace after Pisanello, 20.5 x 22.5cm, signed, titled and numbered 11/50 in pencil on the margin, framed and glazed (small stain lower right margin) (3)
Lot 1237
Toby Ward (British b.1965), Scenes at the Ritz, two, watercolour over pencil, both signed and dated '99, one lower right, the other lower left, some inscription, the larger 38 x 46cm.; together with a further smaller watercolour of gentlemen conversing in a corner of the Ritz. (3) Framed and glazed. Condition Report: Under glass, the largest has a horizontal crease/seam to paper about 6cm from top, all with some rippling to paper.
Lot 1029
Asprey's Patent silver bookmark / page holder, London 1967, engine turned cigar piercer, cheroot holder case with cheroot holder, swizzle stick, pencil holder, a sterling silver propelling pencil and two silver bladed folding knives with mother pearl handlesCondition Report: All items are in good condition apart from the sliding silver pencil holder which gas a small dent and the propelling pencil which has small dents and surface scratches.
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