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Lot 703
A boxed Lone Star Roadmasters diecast model of the film related 'Genevieve' 1904 Darracq, in black and yellow with silver plastic wheels together with blue and yellow painted plastic driver. The model comes in an illustrated display box with a hinged lid, part detached, and whilst the model is still attached to the yellow card plinth both model and box have general grubbiness, the radiator is loose and there is some distortion to plastic parts, overall G in F box.
Lot 387
A boxed 'Muffin the Mule on the 'Beeju' Toy Television Set' by EVB Plastics, including toy television set, four film strips, handle, bulb, battery etc. The set appears to be unused with all components in place on the inner plinth, there is however some distortion to the plastic television set with grubbiness and some staining to the illustrated cardboard box.
Lot 667
Corgi 270 James Bond 007 Aston Martin DB5 - silver with red interior and tyre slashers, with James Bond & two Bandit figures, secret instruction envelope, instruction leaflet, lapel badge and numberplate decals. Diecast model is VG, inner plinth is VG, bubble is VG but lifting from base, outer wing-flap presentation pack is VG, inside has been opened.
Lot 203
SHAW GEORGE BERNARD: (1856-1950) Irish Playwright, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1925. A.L.S., G. Bernard Shaw, to the verso of a colour picture postcard of the Regina Grand Hotel and Lake Maggiore, Stresa, n.d. (26th June 1927), to Kenneth Macgowan. Shaw informs his correspondent 'I must reserve Brassbound for the Theatre Guild' and explains 'My relators with that enterprise make it difficult for me (to) license any competing body to exploit my plays in New York. It's an economic, not a personal situation; and I have really no choice in the matter'. Shaw concludes by commenting 'By the way, I hope I thanked you for the very interesting book you sent me on the latest developments in the theatre. Anyhow, I read it, and intended to write to you about it'. Framed and glazed to both sides in the unusual original dark wooden frame incorporating a plinth, thereby allowing the frame to be placed on a desk or other suitable, flat surface. Some light overall age toning, otherwise about VG Kenneth Macgowan (1888-1963) American Film Producer, Academy Award winner. At the time of Shaw's letter Macgowan was the producer at the Provincetown Playhouse in Greenwich Village, New York and in the following year, 1928, moved to Hollywood to work as a film producer. Captain Brassbound's Conversion was first published by Shaw in 1901 and the play received its first American performance in 1907, starring Ellen Terry.
Lot 24
Taxidermy - a substantial Victorian arrangement of two foxes and their caught grouse, surmounted by a weasel, by W.J. Guest, Naturalist, ink MS label, naturalistically mounted by a barrow amongst wild grasses and foliage, glazed rectangular case, plinth base, 62cm high, 106cm wide, dated 1894
Lot 4
ANSONIA CLOCK CO., AMERICAN GILT METAL MANTEL CLOCK, the 4" Roman dial powered by a spring driven movement striking on a gong, and housed in an architectural case fluted pilasters and shaped plinth, 11 1/2" (29.2cm) high, TOGETHER WITH AN EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY CLOCK DIAL AND MOVEMENT, 6" two part enamelled Roman dial with visible Brocot escapement, powered by a drum shaped movement striking on a bell (no pendulum) (2)
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