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![[Duke of Wellington] John Phillips, The Man Wot Can Change The Sovereign, coloured satirical etching published by G. Humphrey](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/fecba2e8-f417-4853-8544-adb000d3ce28/67884e25-07cc-4aa5-95e8-adc70135170e/468x382.jpg)
Lot 42
[Duke of Wellington] John Phillips, The Man Wot Can Change The Sovereign, coloured satirical etching published by G. Humphrey 1829, slightly trimmed, 35 x 24cm; After James Gillray, 'Stealing Off - or - Prudent Session', reduced size coloured print, 17.5 x 22.5cm; together with 11 other small size caricatures and cartoons, including some reproductions, all framed (13)Condition report: Wellington colour is strong, trimmed to edge of printed border, light horizontal crease across upper third of image, possibly laid down.Stealing Off, general toning, vertical crease through main character.Pillars of Church, aquatint, some discolouration, light vertical crease.Manner of Rownadson caricature, discolouiration to sheet.Lord Grizzle... light discolouration and tear to top left corner.John Bull few creases, light foxing.Rest Ok. 4 are repro or facsimile strikes including Giraffe subject.
Lot 118
Henry Pegram, Euston Road, London, illustrated catalogue circa 1890 of High Class Baby and Invalid Carriages, Rocking and Velocipede Horses, 40pp. (13.5 x 11cm); a Maxfield Parrish calendar print for 1907; Watts & Son Newmarket Road Cambridge Brick Works watercolour, circa 1900, 25 x 35cm; A Japanese triptych woodblock print (loose); three 1890s ladies' fashion catalogues, etc
Lot 419
HAWKING (Stephen) A Brief History of Time, 20th anniversary edition, 2008, 3rd impression, good in dust jacket. With Hawking's ink thumb-print witnessed and countersigned by Kathrine Morris SRN, Hawking's long term nurse. This is offered with 5 accompanying personal photographs, one of Kathrine Morris and others with Hawking in his iconic wheelchair when visiting Russia; also, an Invitation and Order of Service to celebrate the marriage of Hawking and Elaine in 1995, Hawking's 50th Birthday invitation 1992, publisher's invitation (1991) to celebrate the continuing success of the Bantam Press edition of A Brief History of Time, and payslip showing Kathrine Morris then employed by the Department of Applied Mathematics in Cambridge.Provenance: The property of Kathrine Morris, former nurse to Stephen Hawking
Lot 120
South Africa, Zulu War, coloured steel engraving of Sir G Wolseley presenting the Victoria Medal to Major Chard R.E., framed with a South Africa campaign medal to 957 Pte. R [Robert] McCrudden 57th Foot, with 1879 clasp, together with a print of Cetshwayo within the same frameCondition report: Image attached showing the name of the medal.
Lot 84
HARDY (Thomas) Moments of Love: Poems to Emma, no. 112 of a limited edition of 157 facsimile copies of Hardy’s love poems to his wife Emma, 1st edition, published by the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society, Dorset, 1997, containing a tipped-in sheet signed by Hardy, leather backed green cloth, all edges gilt, gilt lettered spine, in original slipcase.In the early 1990s a group of 157 sheets signed by Hardy were discovered in the Dorchester Museum which the author had intended to incorporate into a deluxe edition of his works prior to his death in 1928. The signed sheets were bound into Moments of Love, a handsome production of his poems presented in manuscript facsimile and, on the opposing pages, in print
Lot 671
English Civil War interest: six portraits of Oliver Cromwell and two facsimile documents. A late 19th / early 20th century watercolour (17 x 16cm), two coloured engravings (the larger after Holbein in glazed ebonised frame (20x 18.5cm) and four unframed monochrome prints; a facsimile letter - Oliver Cromwell to William Lenthall (June 14th 1645) announcing the victory that day at Naseby (glazed maple frame); a facsimile of the January 29th 1648 death warrant of Charles I (glazed Hogarth frame) and a monochrome print of Charles I after van Dyke.
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