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Lot 550
Frank Zappa / Mothers Of Invention; ten albums on the Reprise label UK & US issues, including Weasels Ripped My Flesh, Burnt Weeny Sandwich, Hot Rats 1st & 2nd press, Chunga’s Revenge, Fillmore East x2 etc. Sold with 200 Motels United Artists album. Various years mainly in excellent condition
Lot 666
Vertigo Swirl Label; three albums, Black Sabbath - VO6 UK 1970 Phillips credit to label with large swirl VG++/VG++ & Paranoid 6360011 UK 1970 (fully laminated sleeve small swirl) EX/VG+ & Uriah Heep, Very ‘eavy Very ‘umble - Vertigo 6360006 UK 1970 album, swirl label 1st press EX/EX (couple of light hairlines)
Lot 890
The Beatles, a unique colour film footage of the Beatles arriving in New Zealand on 21st June 1964, film by an enthusiastic home movie marker who had recently acquired a new colour movie camera, after borrowing a press pass from a media friend he conned his way on to the tarmac & positioning himself at the foot of the aircraft where he proceeded to film the Beatles. The footage runs for approx 2min 4 seconds and is believed to be the only colour footage of the Beatles arrival in NZ, the footage is unpublished & sold with copyright. This lot will be subject to 5% import tax on the hammer price.
Lot 476
SASSOON, Siegfried: Picture Show, 1919 1st edn, consisting of ONLY 200 copies on handmade paper, privately printed at the Cambridge University Press by J. B. Pearce, under the supervision of Bruce Rogers, and bound in boards by John P. Gray & Son. 150 copies are for sale at one guinea net. 8vo. (238 x 168mm), PP-49. Original brown boards with blind-tooled Greek-key borders, printed paper lettering-piece on upper board; and with the original publisher's two-leaf flyer and order form, (loosely inserted). CONDITION: boards lightly rubbed and marked, more heavily at extremities. The armorial bookplate of Evelyn Henry Tschudi Broadwood (of the Broadwood Piano family) to front pastedown and with his name in ink to front blank endpaper; o/w VG. Very Scarce
Lot 489
MODERN FIRST EDITIONS: 1. Thomas, Dylan: The Map of Love. J M Dent, 1939, 1st edn. with Dust Jacket. Frontispiece portrait by Augustus John. Original purple cloth. CONDITION: Head and foot of spine faded; dust jacket with a couple of small tears; o/w VG+; 2. Lee, Laurie: The Voyage of Magellan. Lehmann, 1948, 1st edn. with dust jacket (10s. 6d.). CONDITION: Browning to endpapers; dust jacket a little worn; o/w VG; 3. Lee, Laurie: The Sun My Monument. (Author's first book). New Hogarth press, 1944, 1st edn. with dust jacket (3s. 6d.). CONDITION: Dust jacket little worn and faded; o/w VG; 4. Lee, Laurie: The Bloom of Candles. Lehmann, 1947, 1st edn. with dust jacket. CONDITION: Dust jacket lightly damp stained; o/w VG; 5. Symons, A J A (Ed): An Anthology of 'Nineties' Verse. Elkin Mathews, 1928, 1st edn. with dust jacket. CONDITION: Foxing to edges; spine of dust jacket faded; o/w VG+; 6. Six other first editions: AGATE, J; LEE, C; GREACEN, R; DURRELL, L; and two by H.G.Wells. CONDITION: All very good (11)
Lot 554
NATURAL HISTORY (2 Works): 1. Thorburn, A: A Naturalist's Sketch Book. Longmans, 1919, 1st edn. 60 plates (24 coloured). Folio, Original cloth, gilt; teg. CONDITION: Spine faded, o/w VG; 2. Eltringham, H: African Mimetic Butterflies. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1910. 1st edn. 10 colour plates + a Map. Original cloth with gilt lettering. Henry-Jerome Turner's bookplate. CONDITION: Covers little worn, o/w VG (2)
Lot 962
(x) St. Helena1901 (6 July) P.O.W. envelope from Broad Bottom Camp to a fellow P.O.W. at Klerksdorp Transvaal, bearing 1d. red cancelled by oval of bars with despatch c.d.s. and circular-framed "prisoners of war.censor/broad bottom camp" handstamp initialled "GABD" overlapped by oval-framed "passed press censor/johannesburg" handstamp, Johannesburg c.d.s. (30.7) on reverse Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 311
Doak, Tom rare, signed “The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses” - 1st ed 1996, publisher, Sleeping Bear Press c/w the original dj, and signed to the free front endplate with dedication to Ralph Livingston, signed Tom Doak, 2002. Full of illustrations, appears unread, a scarce book, hence (VG)
Lot 314
Golf Collecting Reference Books (4) to incl “Early United States Golf Clubs by A.G. Spalding & Bros, Wright & Ditson and Bridgeport Gun Implement Co. – Spalding Has Been Making golf Clubs for 100 Years, 1894-1997” by J.M. Cooper c/w additional supplemental price guide, together with 3 other by Peter Georgiady “Collecting Antique Golf Clubs” signed, limited ed 4/20, c/w dust jacket, “Views and Reviews: Golf Clubs in the Trade Press,” signed limited ed14/200 with dust jacket; and a soft back titled “North American Club Makers,” some water stains to the covers, spine and some of the internal pages
Lot 396
An interesting St Andrews Old Course display case to incl an original water colour of the Old Course and the town in the distance signed and dated John A. S. Duncan, 1970, together with a copy of the original Old Course colour plan and layout by A. Mackenzie golf course architect, March 1924 and printed by McCorquodale & Co., copyright W. C. Henderson & Son, University Press; with an Auchterlonie St Andrews late scare head putter. Overall 33.25 x 41”
Lot 571
GOLF CLUB & GOLF BALL MAKERS TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT – MANY REMOVED FROM THE AUCHTERLONIE GOLF SHOP ST ANDREWS. Scarce “Home” Patent Golf Ball Press – cast iron square line pattern golf ball press and moulds for making and remoulding Golf Balls for 2x sizes 127 and 27½ - made by Home Golf Ball Press Co Glasgow c/w copy of the original advertisement – overall 10.5”
Lot 11
Cigarette Machine manufactured by National Automatic Machines Ltd., Progress House, Kingston Road, London. Standing approximately 30" tall 5½" wide and 5" deep, it has an alloy `Cigarettes` plate on the front and a larger version each side. The front also has a circular alloy plate with the price - 2d and a rectangular plate `Press Button For Rejected Coins`. The glass window above the dispensing tray is advertising Wills Woodbines. Brass makers plate each side at the bottom. Requires restoration but it comes with the key and is in working condition albeit requiring cleaning and oiling.
Lot 88
BR Poster "Fishguard - `Rosslare - Shortest Sea Route to Southern Ireland" by John S Smith, quad royal size 40" x 50". Classic view of station with chocolate and cream carriages and BR(W) locomotive with ships in the background. Published by BR Western Region, printed by the Haycock Press Limited. Extremely good condition with just a few pin holes in the corner.
Lot 267
BR Poster, `Twixt New Forest and Sea - New Milton - Barton-On-Sea and Milford-On-Sea` by V L Danvers, Double Royal size, 40" x 25". Panoramic view of the coast line with the Isle of Wight in the distance and the golf course in the foreground. Published by BR Southern Region and printed by Baynard Press. Extremely good condition with folds.
Lot 269
BR Poster, `Bournemouth - The all seasons resort` by Lander, Double Royal size, 40" x 25". Central image of a large fountain with multicoloured spray on a dark ground. Published by the Southern Region of BR and printed by Baynard Press. Good condition with folds, some wrinkling and some edge nicks.
Lot 432
Poster, `Green Line Coach Routes`, Quad Royal size 40" x 50". Central map of London and Outer Reaches of Company Services surrounded by the coach numbers with appropriate destinations and frequency. Printed by the Baynard Press. Good condition with folds and some crease loss also acid free tape repairs on rear, but a rare item indeed.
Lot 1235
A collection of letters by Welsh painter AUGUSTUS JOHN (1878 - 1961) Ten are signed `Augustus John`, two signed `Augustus`, and one unsigned, all written to art collector, Stephen Teltch, dated between February 1960 and August 1961. The content relates to both his own work and that of Teltch`s `God-child`, whom Teltch has asked him to view. Together with a letter by DORELIA JOHN (1881 - 1969) One page, signed, written also to Stephen Teltch, apologising for not thanking him for the brandy he sent John and herself and a letter by English painter JOSETTE JONES (1894 - 1989) Three pages, signed `Jo`, written to `Emo`, apologising for a previous letter from Augustus. Josette was a pupil of both Augustus John and Walter Sickert, and an unframed, photograph of Augustus John beside his self portrait on exhibition at the Tooth Gallery. Inscribed on label verso his obituary. Stamped twice verso by Keystone Press agency Ltd.
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