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Lot 859
MOTOR RACING - a quantity of first edition & limited edition copies, includes Stirling Moss 80 / 80, Eighty Cars for Eighty Years, 176pp, colour photos. throughout, soft cover pictorial bindings, Flatcut Productions, 2009, (36 copies) * Goodwood Revival's tribute to Moss's 80th birthday, displaying some 80 cars he had driven, and the part they played in his career; sold with GREEN (J.) After Borghese: the Peking to Paris Centenary Raid 1907 - 2007, limited editions, 80pp., colour photos. throughout, pictorial d/wrappers by Perspective Photo. Press, printed Jade Productions, Hong Kong, 2007 (19 copies) ( 55)
Lot 925
Bronte (Charlotte, Emill & Anne) The Complete Novels, 7 vols., silk covered boards, spines sunned, slip case, marked, Folio Society, 1991 with Dickens (Charles) The Postumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, 2 vol.,The Lombard Street Edition, loosely inserted Dickens bookplate facsimile, d/w's, chipped and sunned, The Piccadilly Fountain Press, 1932, plus others related, 8vo (1 box)
Lot 962
Nonesuch Press - Pindar Pythian Odes, Limited Edition 694/1050, original cloth, slipcase, 1928 with Beedome (Thomas) Select Poems Divine and Humane, Limited Editioin 824/1250, limp vellum, slipcase, 1928 with Evelyn (John) Directions for the Gardiner at Says-Court.., Limited Editioin 74/625, d/w, original boards, 1932 plus 12 others from the Press, vs (15)
Lot 963
Nonesuch Press - Blake (William & Geoffrey Keynes, ed.) The Writings of William Blake, 3 vol., limited edition 1131/1500, vellum backed boards, slight spotting, 1925, with Milton (John & William Blake, illus.) Poems in English, vol. 2, only, Miscellaneous Poems, Paradise Regain'd & Samson Agonistes,limited edition 857/1450, original vellum backed boards, 1926 with The Receipt Book of Elizabeth Raper, d/w, 1924 with Keynes (Geoffrey) Bibliography of William Hazlitt, d/w, 1931, with Hoopington (Ambrose) A Letter to a Young Lady on her Approaching Marriage, wrapper, 1934, 8vo, (7)
Lot 965
Powys (T.F.) Mr Weston's Good Wine, signed limited edition 187/660, d/w, original cloth, 1927 with Davies (W.H.) The Adventures of Johnny Walker, Tramp, signed limited edition 98/125, d/w, 1926 with Coppard (A.E.) Count Stefan, limited edition 203/250, d/w, Waltham Saint Lawrence, The Golden Cockerel Press, 1928, plus 15 other signed / limited editions, 8vo (18)
Lot 969
Sitwell (Sacheverell) The Cyder Feast, signed limited edition 49/165, d/w, faded, original cloth, Duckworth, 1927 with De La Mare (Walter) Songs of Childhood, signed limited edition 106/310, d/w, spine sunned. original vellum backed boards, 1923 with Browning (Robert & Charles Ricketts, illus.) Dramatic Romances, original cloth, The Ballantyne Press, 1899 plus 23 other vol., including signed and limited editions, 8vo (26)
Lot 984
Yeats (W.B.) Stories of Michael Robartes and his Friends: An Extract from a Record Made by his Pupils: and A Play in Prose, Limited Edition of 450, wrapper, original cloth backed boards with paper spine label, Dublin, The Cuala Press, 1931; Words for Music Perhaps and Other Poems, Limited Edition of 450, original cloth backed boards, sunned at top edges, paper spine label, chipped, Dublin, The Cuala Press, 1932; The Wild Swans at Coole, and Other Verses and a Play, Limited Edition of 450, original cloth backed boards, sunned, paper spine label chipped, Dublin, the Cuala press, 1917; On The Boiler, wrappers, Dublin, 1938, The Secret Rose, original gilt decorated cloth, New York & London, 1897, in the Seven Woods, New York, 1903. 8vo (6)
Lot 999
Beardsley (Aubrey) Under the Hill and Other Essays in Prose and Verse, original gilt decorated boards, 1904, Yeats (W.B) The Tower, d/w, 1928, Drinkwater (John) Cotswold Characters, illustrated by Paul Nash, d/w, chipped, New Haven, Yale University Press, 1921, plus a quantity of other vol., 8vo (c.33)
Lot 2047
Mss notebook, 8vo, half calf, undated Observations and Reflections in Taylor's hand, approx 40pp completed in mss, mainly scientific matters; and Medical Practitioners List Book for 1849, filled with press cuttings relating to the Regent's Park Explosion, 2nd October 1874, and Taylor's mss notes referring to this (2)
Lot 2079
Sir Fred Pollock's report of the papers relating to the case of Thomas Smethurst ("The Richmond Poisoner" convicted of the murder of Isabella Bankes), 1859, 36pp, Alfred Swaine Taylor's copy with his name and address inscribed at the top and his annotation in the text; together with press cuttings relating to the trial, and a 16pp penny paper published at the time.Apothecary and water-cure enthusiast Dr Thomas Smethurst was convicted of the murder of his bigamous wife Isabella Bankes. However, the guilty verdict proved controversial and the medical evidence provided during the trial was disputed. Taylor had admitted during the trial that one of his tests for arsenic had been contaminated, which, despite Taylor's confidence that arsenic was present, cast doubt on all the forensic evidence. Smethurst was eventually reprieved and pardoned for murder, however he did have to serve time for bigamy.
Lot 2094
TAYLOR, Alfred S, A Manual of Medical Jurisprudence, London 1866, eighth edition, small 8vo ½ calf. Author has noted printing dates at top of page 1, two press cuttings enclosed, and a letter to the author from a neighbour, with list in author's hand to reverse, some annotations in index, 707pp
Lot 2122
TAYLOR, Alfred S, A Manual of Medical Jurisprudence, London 1879, tenth edition, 8vo ½ calf. Author has noted dates of commencement, printing and publication on front blank leaf, loosely inserted is a short list in the author's hand and a letter to his daughter, also some press cuttings circa 1910
Lot 2262
Three archive boxes of press cuttings, including some notes and letters, and a two-sided hand-written page which appears to be Alfred Swaine Taylor's medical examination notes of Thomas Ernest Boulton and Frederick William Park a.k.a Fanny & Stella, cross-dressers and suspected homosexuals, who were charged "with conspiring and inciting persons to commit an unnatural offence"
Lot 119
A Collection of Approximately 105 Second World War Period American Official Press Photographs and Photographic Process Prints, mainly French and Pacific Islands theatres of war, some with typewritten labels attached verso, 11 in by 14 in format; and further similar items, comprising a collection of approx. 40 German Third Reich period official press photographs, and a tin containing a quantity of assorted military related photographs, postcards, cigarette cards, etc. including some reprints (qty) . American photographs generally good though with some minor tears and similar damages. Other items generally good though some photographs stained or with other faults.
Lot 206
A Collection of Approximately 210 German Third Reich Official Press Photographs, including Polish Campaign subjects, damaged buildings and infastructure, ordnance, bombardments, Kriegsmarine studies, aerial photographs, etc., mostly with typewritten labels attached verso, contained in two modern Lever Arch filesGood condition overall.
Lot 207
A Collection of Approximately 200 German Third Reich Official Press Photographs, including Eastern Front subjects, aerial bombardments, damaged buildings and infastructure, capture of prisoners, graphic scenes of casualties, studies of refugees, occupation in Guernsey and France, etc., mostly with typewritten labels attached verso, contained in two modern Lever Arch files . Mostly in good condition overall.
Lot 208
Three Albums Containing a Collection of Approximately 230 German Third Reich Period and British Official Press Photographs, mostly large format (10 in by 8 in), including troop movements in various theatres of war, Third Reich ceremonies and rallies, battlefield scenes, Kriegsmarine subjects, bombardments, aftermath of bombing raids, etc., many with typewritten descriptive labels attached verso; together with four further albums, containing a large accumulation of assorted postcards, photographs, etc., including many later reprints (7) . Condition mostly good overall.
Lot 252
A Japanese Gendaito O-Wakizashi, the 59.5cm blade with undulating hamon, with signature to each side of the tang, the one piece copper habaki with diagonal incised decoration, the bronze tsuba cast with prunus blossom, the green braid bound same hilt with parcel gilt bronze dragon menuki, prunus blossom decorated fuchi and kashira, the lacquered wood saya with leather jungle cover with lacing and press-stud strap. Black patching to areas of the blade. The tang has orange rust pitting. The braid binding to the hilt is very grubby. The press-stud works
Lot 253
A Japanese Late 1944 Shin-Gunto Katana, the 68cm blade with one piece copper habaki, iron tsuba and kashira, brown braid bound hilt with bronze triple chrysanthemum head menuki, the wood saya with leather jungle cover with laced top and press-stud strap. Grey patching to blade, with numerous nicks to the edge. Some bruising to leather scabbard. Generally in good used condition. The press-stud strap does not quite reach the stud.
Lot 1539
A Reversed Copper Printing Plate for The Sheffield Star Dated January 5th 1981, the heading reads "Ripper: Man Arrested in Sheffield", a heading that drew to an end the five year hunt for Peter Sutcliffe 'The Yorkshire Ripper', together with a contemporary typed summary of the arrest and trial of Peter Sutcliffe. Provenance: It is understood that The Star produced six of these plates to give to various people involved in the case. This example is from the South Yorkshire Police Press Liaison Officer at the time.
![Morland [Nigel]: Mrs Pym of Scotland Yard, 1946 Vallancey Press Ltd; Wallace [Edgar] 'The Ringer', Hodder & Staunton 1st edit](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/6d5b1203-7b7b-400b-9dc4-a961009a6538/1840d2c4-1f13-4b92-c915-ad1182f44af1/468x382.jpg)
Lot 2795
Indian Convention States: Useful mostly mint collection on printed album pages (plus a few loose on stockcards) from 1885 to late 1930s, also a few KGVI and other odds, better items include Chamba 1903-05 to 1r, 1913 to 1r, 1938 to 12a, Faridkot 1887-1900 to 1r green & carmine (no 1r slate), Gwalior 1885-97 1a and 1a 6p (SG 5/6), 1938-48 3a to 15r, 1949 Alizah Press to 6a, also 'used' 12a (this not guaranteed), officials 1928-36 5r (also used but cancel suspect), Jind 1885 'JEEND' 1r slate, 1937-38 to 15r, Nabha 1913 to 1r, 1938to 2r, Patiala 1884 2a and 4a, 1885 'PUTTIALA' 4a, 8a, 1r, 1937-38 2a to 2r, officials 1913-26 to 5r, condition generally above average (200+)
Lot 2810
1952-75 a collection in complete mainly mint sheets housed twenty mint sheet folders including 1962 Air I£1, 1963 Air Birds, Centenary of Hebrew Press (2, one used), 1964 National Insurance, 1966 Israel Museum Exhibits, 1971-79 values to I£3, 1973 'Tribes of Israel' Chagall stained glass windows set of 12. Mostly good to fine. (hundreds)
Lot 2811
Useful, if rather haphazardly arranged selection to late 1950s on album pages including good selection of colonies and some Vatican, a mixture of m/mint and used with better items (m/m unless noted) including 1863-65 5c greenish grey and 10c buff unused, 1928 Filiberto 5l to 20l, 1949 ERP (also used) and Volta, 1950 Tobacco Congress, Vatican 1936 Catholic Press Exhibition set (also used) and 1949 UPU, POs in Turkey odds incl 1909-11 10l Jerusalem, Dodecanese Is. 1931 Eucharistic Congress, 1933 Air part set excl 3l, Somalia 1934 Colonial Exhibition set cto used, 1934 Abruzzi, Eritrea 1934 Abruzzi, Cyrenaica 1924 Manzoni to 5l, 1933 Zeppelin, 1950 Mounted Warrior set to 500m, condition mixed in places but substantial catalogue value (Few Hundreds)
![*James (Henry, 1843-1916). Autograph letter signed, 'H. James', 3 Bolton Street, [London], 20 November, circa 1884, to Lady](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/7a00c1db-f762-4868-99c5-a96100c0b485/9f66a54b-70d1-4241-e9f4-5d7d0cf08cfa/468x382.jpg)
Lot 682
*James (Henry, 1843-1916). Autograph letter signed, 'H. James', 3 Bolton Street, [London], 20 November, circa 1884, to Lady Wolseley, 'Does that delightful engagement hold for tomorrow night (Friday) and will you very kindly let me know the place and hour of tryst? The former proposal, if I mistake not, was that I should dine at Lady Hayter's. Has the present a similar complexion? I feel as if I ought to mention that I don't know - haven't the honour - Lady H, and haven't received any invitation from her...', three pages, 8vo, together with a blank envelope and blue pencil message to upper panel from Lord Wolseley for Mr Strong to redirect or post on the note Henry James enjoyed a warm friendship with Lord Wolseley and his wife for nearly 40 years. Much of the correspondence is gathered in Alan G. James (editor), Henry James's Letters to Field Marshal Lord Wolseley and Lady Wolseley, 1878-1913 (University of Virginia Press, 2012). (2)
Lot 891
*Cartier-Bresson (Henri, 1908-2004). A group of five exhibition press prints, 1972-74, gelatin silver prints, three photographs including one duplicate from a series taken in Moscow in 1954 with printed captions and credit stamps to versos, plus two with China Photographs Exhibition details taped to versos, 20 x 25cm (5)
Lot 893
*Davidson (Bruce Landon, born 1933). New Jersey, 1958, gelatin silver press print, printed 1972, small tear with loss to upper left corner not touching image, photographer's copyright stamp and printed text caption to verso, together with Solomon (Rosalind, born 1930), Boy with Cotton Candy. First Mondays, Scottsboro, Alabama, 1976, gelatin silver press print, printed 1981, printed label to verso, 18.5 x 18.5cm, plus Bo (Hou, born 1924), Chairman Mao Zedong at Beidaihe Hebei Provence, 1954, gelatin silver press print, printed circa 1970s, pencil markings to verso, 24 x 17.5cm (3)
Lot 895
*Koudelka (Josef, born 1938). A group of five press print photographs, circa 1964-78, printed 1984, titles include Rakusy, 1964, Bardejov, 1967, Zehra, 1967, Ireland, 1971 and Ireland, 1978, all but last with printed labels to versos, together with a programme and ticket for the Josef Koudelka exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, London, 1984 (7)
Lot 896
*Lange (Dorothea, 1895-1965). Ditched, Stalled, and Stranded, San Joaquin Valley, California, 1936, gelatin silver press print, printed circa 1970s, 16.5 x 15.5cm, museum wetstamp to verso, together with Tractored Out, Childress County, Texas, 1938, two exhibition press prints, printed circa 1981, stamps and labels to versos, plus Rothstein (Arthur, 1915-1985), Father and sons walking in the face of dust storm, Cimarron County, Oklahoma, 1936, gelatin silver print press print, printed circa 1970s, 19 x 17.5cm, museum stamp to verso (4)
Lot 897
*Lee (Russell, 1903-1986). Hands of Mrs Andrew Ostermeyer, wife of a homesteader, Miller Township, Woodbury County, Iowa, 1936, gelatin silver print, exhibition press print printed circa 1980, museum stamp to verso, 20 x 25cm, together with Bristol (Horace, 1909-1997), The Struggle to Find Work, 1939, gelatin silver print, exhibition press print printed circa 1980, printed stamp and label to verso, 22 x 18cm, plus Gutmann (John, 1905-1998), Auto Loans, San Francisco, 1935, gelatin silver press print, printed circa 1970s, 16 x 20.5cm, typed label to verso, plus Polk (Prentice Hall, 1898-1984), The Boss, 1932, matte gelatin silver press print, printed circa 1970s, 19 x 14cm, typed label to verso (4)
Lot 898
*Lucas (Cornel, 1920-2012). Four press print photographs, circa 1970s, vintage gelatin silver prints, portraits of Cliff Richard, Suzy Travers, Raquel Welch and Joan Collins, all with Cornel Lucas copyright and credit stamps to versos, the first two 24 x 19cm, the others 20 x 15.5cm, together with other press and exhibition gelatin silver prints by Erich Hartmann and Sidney Grossman, all portraits, 25 x 20cm (7)
Lot 899
*Orkin (Ruth, 1921-1985). Robert Capa (1913-1954), circa 1950, gelatin silver print press print, printed 1974, creased at lower left corner, photographer's name stamp and other credits and details to verso, together with Freedman (Jill, born 1939), Jerusalem, 1973, vintage gelatin silver print press print, plus Vishniac (Roman, 1897-1990), Lublin, Poland, 1937, gelatin silver print press print, printed 1974, both with credit stamp to versos, all 25 x 20cm or the reverse (3)
Lot 900
*Parr (Martin, b. 1952). Ballaghaderreen Fair, Ireland, 1981, vintage gelatin silver print press print, typed detail labels to verso, 20 x 25cm, together with Ray-Jones (Tony, 1941-1972), Beach Scene, Southport, 1967, gelatin silver print press print, printed circa 1984, printed detail labels to verso, 16.5 x 22cm (2)
Lot 901
*Sanders (Walter). Betty Grable, 1943, gelatin silver press print, printed circa 1970s, label and stamps to verso, 24 x 19cm, together with Frank (Robert, born 1924), Paris, 1951, gelatin silver print, printed circa 1970s, printed labels to verso, 15 x 22.5cm, plus Brandt (Bill, 1904-1983), Ren‚ Magritte, 1966, gelatin silver press print, printed circa 1970s, press print stamp to verso, 23 x 17cm, plus others similar by Frank Horvat and Francis Bruguiere (2) (6)
Lot 903
*Seymour (David, 'Chim', 1911-1956). Child with a home-made doll, Vienna, Austria, 1948, gelatin silver press print, printed 1974, stamp to verso, 24 x 19cm, together with Henriques (Bob, 1930-2011), Fidel Castro, 1961, gelatin silver print, printed 1962, Henriques/Magnum credit stamp and date to verso, pen and pencil marks, pencil mark to left margin recto, slight creasing lower left blank corner, 24 x 17cm, plus Vishniac (Roman, 1897-1990), Cracow, Poland, 1937, gelatin silver press print, printed 1972, various stamps including photographer's copyright stamp to verso, printed text pasted to verso, 24.5 x 19cm (3)
Lot 904
*Strand (Paul, 1890-1976). A group of four photographs, circa 1930s/1950s, gelatin silver press prints, printed circa 1970s, including 'Lady with a medallion', 'White horse, Ranchos de Taos', 'Toadstool and grasses, Georgetown, Maine' and 'The Family Luzzara', caption labels to versos, together with Macdonald (James), Outer Hebrides, South Uist, 1954, gelatin silver press print, printed 1970s, printed text label to verso, all 20 x 25cm or the reverse (5)
Lot 905
*Weston (Edward Henry, 1886-1958). Portrait of the Mexican painter Jose Clemente Orozco, 1930, gelatin silver press print, printed circa 1970s, museum stamp and adhesion mark to verso, 24 x 19cm, together with Cunningham (Imogen, 1883-1976), Theodore Roethke, 1965, vintage gelatin silver press print, photographer's credit stamp and date stamps to verso, 24 x 20cm, plus 2 x Wolf Tirado and 4 unidentified including 3 abstract compositions (7)
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