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Lot 175
An 1830s Sonneberg papier-mâché and wood hand-cranked mechanical toy of a student playing a flute, the young man standing with crossed legs, dark blue suit, green cap, brown moulded curly hair, leaning against a tree with wood shaving leaves, on an orange painted wooden box with green painted grass top, when the wire handle is cranked the man moves his arm and plays his flute to a plinky tune —11 ½in. (29cm.) high (slight wear, arms probably very professionally restored and some retouching to hands and face) - see Early Toys 2, Leipold/Bickert/Kreher, 2024 - page 79, fig 6 and 7 for this actual model - shown in the sample book of the wholesaler Simon Lindner, Sonneberg, 1831 held at the Deutsches Spielzeugmuseum Sonneberg
Lot 414
A mid 19th century Thüringen papier-mâché traveling minstrel nodder, with nodding head, articulated mouth and strumming arm, dressed in fancy blue outfit with red cape and stockings, pointed brimmed hat with flat top, playing mandolin and standing on painted wooden base with paper label for ???TILLEN a Paris toy shop —9 ½in. (24cm.) high (some crazing and stabilising)
Lot 5
A late 19th century Thüringen six piece anthropomorphic animals military band nodders, composition, probably French or German uniforms in blue jackets, red trousers and green caps with harp insignia, comprising a monkey playing a trombone, a blue playing a trumpet, a ram playing a clarinet, a camel playing cymbals, a donkey playing a flute and a boar playing a parade xylophone, all with metal instruments and painted circular wooden bases —7 ¾in. (20cm.) high (the last two with replacement modern instruments)— see Early Toys 2, Leipold/Bickert/Kreher, 2024 - page 171, figs 7 and 8 for these actual models
Lot 1056
JAMES DEAKIN & SONS; a Victorian hallmarked silver miniature playing card case, containing original miniature playing cards, London 1899, and an Edward VII hallmarked silver topped cranberry glass scent bottle by Henry Williamson Ltd, Birmingham 1902, height 8cm, combined weighable silver approx 1.34ozt/41.5g (2).
Lot 190
E LESLIE HAYNES; a 19th century print of a seated young lady playing the guitar, signed in pencil lower right, 34 x 27cm, gilt framed and glazed, a further 19th century print of a seated lady, signed in pencil lower right 'Clifford R James', published by James Connell & Sons of London, 34 x 28cm, gilt framed and glazed, also a further pair of early 20th century prints, both signed in pencil lower right, one depicting 'Miss E. E. Milner', after the painting by Thomas Gainsborough, both 36 x 26.5cm, framed and glazed (4).
Lot 296
A group of various mixed collectables including a quantity of silver plated cutlery, diecast vehicles including a Corgi Metrobus, Corgi British Tram diecast, a small boxed Coronation coach with horses, a small New Testament Bible with mother of pearl cover, miniature playing cards, military cap badge, vintage lipsticks, The Crime Club card game, various aeroplane badges, swivel fob, etc.
Lot 2707
A charming group of three antique dolls together with a facsimile photograph of the original owner (born in 1913) as a child playing with these dolls, Molly, Isabel and baby doll. Large Kammer & Reinhardt Simon & Helbig,126/62 with flirty eyes and trembling tongue. Another German doll bisque head marked 10 with blue sleeping eyes and small boy doll bisque head DV. Together with the original wicker crib and soft Bonzo toy.There doesn't appear to be any cracks or chips to the bisque heads.
Lot 206
British Army. Inns of Court O.T.C., Berkhamsted, 1914-1918, an album of approx. 90 photographs and photographic postcards, including two images of the King's visit, dated August 1st, 1916, semi-formal group portraits, machine gun practice, marching and playing in the snow, drills, parades and general officer training, camp, Easter Monday Sports, etc., the leaves often annotated, original limp papered covers, 4to; British India: Second Lieutenant William Tod Ritchie, [...], 2 Black Watch, School of Musketry, Satara, dated 8.10.17, a foolscap notebook of lecture notes, approx. 60ff, most of which are inscribed both sides, sometimes with pasted typed notes, original tan calf over papered boards, 4to; and a Boer War period album of 36 photographic prints, Shorncliffe Camp, 1901, illustrated with informal snapshots of comrades in camp, finely bound in contemporary three-quarter green morocco gilt, over marbled boards, some wear, 12mo, (3) Provenance: 1st: Sir Frederic George Kenyon GBE, KCB, TD, FBA, FSA (1863-1952), President of The British Academy (1917-21), Director and Principal Librarian of The British Museum (1909-30); at the start of the First World War Kenyon served with the British Expeditionary Force in France to September 1914, then on home service with his regiment The Inns of Court O.T.C. He was promoted major in 1916 and lieutenant-colonel in 1917, retiring in 1921.
Lot 199
Ten friendship albums and books, late 19th c and later, typically inscribed in manuscript with sentiment, verse and wit, with approx. 119 original watercolour, pen-and-ink, &/or pencil illustrations and drawings, including two early 19th c Italian Grand Tour gouaches of Mount Vesuvius erupting, "A Cold Steam Guard" (Serpentine) - a cartoon parody of a Coldstream Guard bathing, dated 1907, Spring Cleaning in two scenes, anthropomorphic cats in the manner of Louis Wain, an 18th c rake oddly inscribed with Chinese calligraphic characters, playing cards and a cribbage board, caricatures, chess, others, some ephemera in places, including a b/w group photograph of Boer War period British Army soldiers, etc., mixed bindings and sizes, (10)
Lot 98
AN ANTIQUE PATCHWORK BED COVER, POSSIBLY 18th CENTURY made with brightly patterned silks and cottons, some backed with old playing cards, 267 x 245cm (central roundel detached but present, other damage, silk rot etc), and another patchwork piece, a cushion top, the patches backed with fragments of 18th century letters (for restoration)
Lot 143
A Scottish red leather cased games compendium, late 19th century, with brass carrying handle, the hinged lid with gilt-tooled leather folding chess/draughts board to interior, with a twin handled leather tray containing red-stained and natural bone chess pieces, draughts and cribbage pegs, bone dice, and a cribbage board marked W. & J. MILNE, Makers. 126 Princes St. EDINBURGH, above a compartmentalised interior with gilt-tooled leather Bezique registers, Bezique cards and playing cards by Goodall, London, and two ebonised shakers, 15.3cm high, 31.8cm wide, 23.7cm deep
Lot 297
A Victorian kingwood crossbanded marquetry and walnut card table, last quarter 19th century, the fold-over top with turret corners, enclosing green baize and four recess corners inlaid with playing cards, on cabriole legs to brass caps and ceramic castors, 75cm high, 92cm wide, 45cm deep Condition Report: scratches, stains and old gouges throughout, some veneer missing, one brass cap is slightly loose just needs some new screws, various splits to veneer, structurally sound
Lot 142
A Scottish Calamander cased games compendium, by R. Watthew, Glasgow, late 19th century, with scrolling foliate engraved brass mounts inset with banded agate cabochons, the interior with a plaque engraved R. WATTHEW 78, Buchanon St. GLASGOW, containing a cribbage board and pegs, two Goodall & Son Whist Counters, and playing cards, 7.5cm high, 31.8cm wide, 19.2cm deep; together with 'The Marlborough' mahogany cased games compendium, by Charles Goodall, early 20th century, containing Whist and Bezique markers, Bridge tablets and playing cards, 13cm high, 23.5cm wide, 12cm deep; a inlaid burr walnut games compendium, of octagonal form, with bone escutcheon, containing playing cards and mother-of-pearl counters, 5.5cm high, 26.7cm wide, 21cm deep; and two games counter holders, with Bakelite counters (qty)
Lot 424
BEEFEATERS - MEET YOU THERE LP (ORIGINAL DANISH PRESSING - SLPS 1509). A lovely, original Danish pressing of Beefeaters - Meet You There (original press, SLPS 1509). The record is in Ex condition with a few light hairlines on the playing surfaces. The centre labels are crisp and clean. The sleeve is in VG+ condition with minor splitting on the top edge and minor wear to the corners.
Lot 492
60s - OVERSEAS 7" PACK (INC RARITIES). A pack of 19 x 7". Artists/ Titles include Small Faces - Sha - La - La - La Lee (DX 2396, VG with shadowing/ VG+ sleeve), The Kinks - Till The End Of The Day (LL-900, rare Japan original, VG+ with shadowing/ Ex sleeve), The Who - The Last Time (PPN 2894), The Who - Substitute (Australian, EPH-60029), Magic Bus (59 224), The Rolling Stones inc As Tears Go By (EPP 679, Mexico), 19th Nervous Breakdown (EPP 713, Mexico RE), Paint It, Black (EPP 721, Mexico), Get Off Of My Cloud (ME 247), LS-159, TOP-1320, DV14998 (German), The Kinks inc 45.PV.15318, 45NP5088, 45NP 5085, The Who - 59056, Traffic, Cream and The Beach Boys. The records are generally VG to Ex/ Ex+ with some dropping below VG. Please note many records have shadowing on the playing surfaces. The sleeves are generally VG+ to Ex+ with many grading at least Ex.
Lot 170
DANZIG - DANZIG LP (STOCK UK ORIGINAL - 828 124-1). A stock UK original copy of Danzig's self-titled LP (stock UK original, 828 124-1). The record is Ex+ condition with clean playing surfaces and crisp labels. Complete Def American Recordings inner. The sleeve is in Ex condition with a few light scuffs.
Lot 300
DAVID BOWIE - THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD LP - ORIGINAL UK 'DRESS SLEEVE' 'TONNY' MISPRINT - MERCURY 6338 041). Important addition to any Bowie collection with this original UK copy of The Man Who Sold The World. The record (even more scarce misprint copy with 'Tonny' credits both sides) is in sharp VG+ condition showing a few light and minor surface hairline marks to the playing surfaces and some rather minor 'shadowing', none of this is ever at all heavier. Machine stamped matrix with 1Y//1 & 2Y//1 endings. The original dress sleeve is strictly graded as G+. The iconic image of Bowie is in clean order showing only some minor foxing, however please note there is black tape around the perimeter of the front and rear of the sleeve with roughly the bottom 1/3 of the rear also covered in tape. A solid copy here with a clean record that would look great framed up?!
Lot 493
60s - OVERSEAS 7" PACK (INC RARITIES). A pack of 18 x 7". Artists/ Titles include The Circle - Millfield (SPEED 45, 1966 self-released, VG with shadowing/ VG+), The Move - Fire Brigade (EEAC 1008, Singapore press, VG+ with shadowing/ VG+), The Pretty Things inc Come See Me (TF267569, Denmark), Little Games (5-10156, German), Cream inc Sunshine Of Your Love (Japan, DP-1568), Jimi Hendrix inc EM06-601/S, SKP-1145, The Move - Curly (59330), Traffic (FX-11,445), The Beach Boys inc CR-1304, F 2028, The Move inc TRZ 2001, The Pretty Things inc 267 500 TF, Eric Burdon And The Animals (DM-1160), ME 264, SEG 8452, The Animals Is Here (SEG8374, Singapore, black label design) Small Faces (26.082, Belgium) and C 23 524. The records are generally VG to Ex/ Ex+ with some dropping below VG. Please note many records have shadowing on the playing surfaces. The sleeves are generally VG+ to Ex+ with many grading at least Ex.
Lot 524
KALEIDOSCOPE - TANGERINE DREAM LP (ORIGINAL UK MONO COPY - FONTANA TL 5448). Well kept, rather scarce original UK mono copy of the classic debut 1967 LP from Kaleidoscope. The record is in fantastic Ex+ condition showing only a couple of extremely minor, faint and wispy paper hairline marks to the remarkably clean playing surfaces. Bright, sharp and clean labels with a few spindle marks. Matrix/runouts: 687969 1L â–½ 1 420 1 1 1 1 & 687969 2Lâ–½1 420 1 1 7. The original flipback sleeve is in VG condition showing some creasing to the front and some light foxing to the reverse. Without any rips, tears or seam splits.
Lot 187
LED ZEPPELIN - LED ZEPPELIN LP (FIRST UK TURQUOISE SLEEVE - UNCORRECTED PLUM/ ATLANTIC 588171). A starter copy of the seldom-seen true first pressing of Led Zeppelin's groundbreaking debut. (588171, first UK pressing). The record is in G+ condition with surface marks/hairlines across the playing surfaces - some of which are feelable. 588171 A//1 1 1 8/ B//1 18 4 uncorrected matrix. The rare turquoise sleeve is in G condition with heavy creasing to the corners and wears/ tearing to the opening edge and spine.
Lot 100
ELVIS PRESLEY - LIVE IN PITTSBURGH LP ACETATE (1976 RECORDING). A wonderful single-sided LP acetate recording of Elvis Presley; recorded live on 31st December 1976 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Comes in a white paper sleeve with printed/ hand-written release information. The LP acetate has no label, lacquer playing surface is G+/ VG. Has some light & visible marks including a couple of feelable marks. No peeling).
Lot 501
BEACH BOYS - SURFIN 7" (1ST US PRESSING - CANDIX 331). Scarce first US (November 1961) 7" pressing of Surfin c/w Luau from The Beach Boys. With Drink-Guild Music (BMI) A side and Guild Music (BMI) B side label credits and '331' catalogue number at the 9 o clock position on both sides. The record is in VG condition with the lustre somewhat faded to the playing surfaces - aside from this there are few marks to the playing surface with no problem to playback. Possible sticker removal to the A side label.
Lot 334
MOTT THE HOOPLE - S/T LP (UK MISPRESS - PINK ISLAND - ILPS 9108). A highly sought-after mispressed LP copy of Mott The Hoople's self-titled debut album. This an example of the rarer second mispressing, believed to be one of only 300 copies that still retained errors inc playing 'Road To Birmingham' instead of 'Backsliding Fearlessly' on side one track four. ILPS 9108, 1969 UK pressing on Island Records. Textured pink/ large white i labels are bright and clean. Matrix ILPS+9108+A & ILPS 9108 B//1 11. The record is in Ex condition, displays a couple of hairline/ wispy paper marks. The gatefold sleeve is VG+ condition, displays some light edge storage wear).
Lot 251
URIAH HEEP - ...VERY 'EAVY LP (ORIGINAL PRESSING - 6360006). A gorgeous original copy of Uriah Heep - ...Very 'Eavy (6360006, large swirl). The record is in wonderful Ex+ condition with shiny playing surfaces. Labels are bright and clean. The sleeve is in strong VG+ condition with light creasing to the laminate/ edges.
Lot 184
LEONID KOGAN - LALO / TCHAIKOVSKY - SYMPHONIE ESPAGNOLE LP (ORIGINAL UK STEREO RECORDING - COLUMBIA SAX 2329). Wonderful to see original UK stereo pressing of the hugely celebrated LP by Leonid Kogan / Kyril Kondashin / Philharmonic Orchestra performing Lalo - Symphonie Espagnole / Tchaikovsky - Serenade Melancolique. The record (original turquoise/silver labels SAX 2329) is in Ex condition with a few surface marks on the playing surfaces. The centre label is clean, crisp and clear with 'Factory Sample' sticker on side 1. The original 'Magic Notes' sleeve is in Ex condition with light wear/ discolouration to the edges.
Lot 415
DAVID BOWIE - DAVID BOWIE LP (ORIGINAL UK UNASSIGNED CREDITS - PHILIPS SBL 7912). A clean example original UK pressing of David Bowie's eponymous 1969 'Philips' LP. (SBL 7912). The record is in lovely Ex+ condition with clean playing surfaces. Labels are crisp and clean displaying spindle marks. Matrix/runout: 852146 1Y//2 * 1 1 1 & 852146 2Y//2 1 1 2. The original gatefold sleeve is in VG+ condition with storage wear which has resulted in light 'rubbing' to the cover. Also, wear to the edges. The spine is legible.
Lot 516
THE ROLLING STONES - 'LIVE' (GET YER YA-YA'S OUT) - TRIDENT STUDIOS ACETATE RECORDING. Wonderful Stones rarity with this original UK Trident Studios single sided acetate LP recording of Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out. With handwritten to the printed Trident Studios label: "Rolling Stones Live Side 1, Approx 26 Mins'. The acetate is in VG condition showing some surface marks though no heavier feelable scratches and without any deterioration to the lacquer. The label is in clean order. Machine stamped to the non-playing side 'A742'.
Lot 512
BOB DYLAN & THE BAND - PLEASE MRS HENRY 7" - ORIGINAL EMIDISC ACETATE RECORDING. Very scarce original single sided 7" acetate recording of Please Mrs Henry from Bob Dylan & The Band. With handwritten title to the printed Emdisc label. The acetate is in VG condition showing a couple of light surface marks and some light wear to the lacquer. '830' machine stamped to the non-playing side.
Lot 560
PINK FLOYD - THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON LP (UK COMPLETE SOLID TRIANGLE - SHVL 804). A beautiful original UK pressing of Pink Floyd's 1973 album The Dark Side Of The Moon (SHVL 804, UK 1973 pressing with solid blue triangle label. A-2/ B-2 matrix. Includes both stickers, both posters and the original black paper inner sleeve. The record is in Ex+ condition with clean playing surfaces. Solid triangle labels are bright and clean. The gatefold sleeve is in Ex condition, with bright clean covers and only minor edge storage wear).
Lot 502
BEACH BOYS - SURFIN 7" (2ND US PRESSING - X RECORDS 301). Equally as scarce second (December 1961) US 7" pressing of Surfin c/w Luau from The Beach Boys. The record (X Records - 301) is in VG condition with the lustre somewhat faded to the playing surfaces - aside from this there are few marks to the playing surface with no problem to playback. Fantastic to see housed with the original X Records company sleeve in clean order
Lot 298
HAYMARKET SQUARE - MAGIC LANTERN LP (CHAPARRAL CRM-201 - ORIGINAL US PRESSING). It's grail time with this lovely example of 1968 psychedelic rock album Magic Lantern by Haymarket Square (Chaparral CRM-201, original US pressing, 1968). The record (CRM-201, matrix 201-A/201-B) is in VG condition faint surface marks/ hairlines across the playing surfaces and a small feelable scratch on side 1. The labels are clean with WOL. The sleeve has scuffing/ wear to the top right corner and a small paper tear on the reverse - VG+ condition.
Lot 266
THE J. & B. - THERE SHE GOES 7" (POLYDOR 56095). A copy of The J. & B. - There She Goes c/w Wow! Wow! Wow! (Polydor 56095). The record is in strong, glossy VG+ condition with some light surface marks on the playing surfaces. Centre labels are crisp and clean. The 3-prong centre is still intact.
Lot 503
BEACH BOYS - 7" COLLECTION (WITH EARLY CANDIX RECORDS COPIES OF SURFIN). Set of 9 x 7" from The Beach Boys. To include Surfin (inc. second and third pressings from 1962 on Candix Records - both in VG condition with lustre somewhat faded to the playing surfaces, no heavier marks, also with 3 later reissues/private pressings), I Just Wasn't Made For These Times... (1996 Sub Pop release), Cabin Essence (Mojo release from 2011), In Paris EP (sealed) and God Only Knows (RE p/s 2016, sealed). Condition elsewhere is largely Ex/Ex+.
Lot 392
MUSHROOM - EARLY ONE MORNING... LP (HALPX 116 - IRISH ORIGINAL PRESSING). A scare original Irish pressing of Mushroom - Early One Morning (HALPX 116, Ireland, 1973). The record is in VG condition with hairlines/ wear on the playing surfaces. The centre labels are clean. The sleeve is in VG condition with wear to the spine/ edges and discolouration.
Lot 37
MC5/ LOVE - LP PACK. A quality selection of 4 LPs by two legends of garage & psych. Artists/ titles include MC5 inc High Time (2400 123, UK plum/ red Atlantic. Record VG+/ perhaps Ex with a professional clean. Has some inner sleeve transfer to the playing surfaces. Sleeve Ex), Back In The USA (K50346, VG+/ Ex and Kick Out The Jams (K42027, butterfly labels. VG+/ Ex). Love - S/T (EKS 74001, UK stereo pressing on red/ orange labels with black logo/ text. Record Ex/ sleeve VG+). Most of the records would benefit from a professional clean.
Lot 494
60s - 7" PACK. A pack of 19 x 7", mostly overseas pressings. Artists/ Titles/ Catalogue numbers include The Zombies - Care Of Cell 44 (FACE 1, VG+ with shadowing/ VG+), The Devilles - Baby Blue (US original, KX-1109), Badfinger (AR-2899), The Alan Bown - Gypsy Girl (Italian), The Alan Bown Set (7N17256), The Sorrows - You've Got What I Want (7n35277), Plastic Penny - Everything I Am (POF 051), Herman's Hermits - Years May Come, Years May Go (EEAC 1025), Sunshine Girl (EPOC 40061), The Hollies (SRP-8131), The Newbeats (LPE1506), The Searchers (HPY337-04), Strawbs (AM-180), The Moody Blues (DFE 8622), DM40, T. Rex (4E006-92387 M ), Manfred Mann, Dave Clarke Five and The Four Pennies. The records are generally VG to Ex/ Ex+ with some dropping below VG. Please note many records have shadowing on the playing surfaces. The sleeves are generally VG+ to Ex+ with many grading at least Ex.
Lot 822
TWO MODERN COMPOSITE CAT SCULPTURES to include a bronzed effect sleeping cat on a red blanket, height 15cm x length 43cm (chip to the ear, some scratches to the paint on the reverse of the blanket), and a similar cat playing with a ball on a green blanket height 17cm x 40cm (small nibble to the chest) (2) (Condition Report: itemised conditions above, both quite heavy)
Lot 151
A LIFESIZE FIGURE OF THE WORLD FAMOUS ROCK AND ROLL STAR ELVIS PRESLEY, seated on a stool, playing a guitar, height approximately 176cm, condition report: some scuffs and chips to the finish, small hole to one arm, missing two turning pegs, its also removable from the figure, ideal for a clean, other signs of wear
Lot 40
Playing cards, 56 packs of playing cards, many with advertisement backs, apparently complete (many packs still sealed) brands / themes noted include Guinness, Costa Rica, Butterflies, Star Wars, Sports Direct etc. Sold with a small n umber of loose advertising playing cards (odds not packs) (gen gd/vg)
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