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Lot 782
A collection of china including figures, miniature Toby jugs, etc., a leather bag, books including Roald Dahl, Royalty ephemera, a Doctor Who Radio Times souvenir pull-out, commemorative medal John Paul II, a Birth of Our Nation Robinsons set, money box and a Boots projector, etc. **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POSTING AND PACKING**
Lot 7530
A Chinon Super 8mm Cine Sound Projector. A Praktica LTL + 50mm screw thread lens, Olympus OM20 + Zuiko 35-70mm lens, Yashica 107 + Yashica 35-70mm lens, Vivitar 28-105mm screw thread lens (Praktica), Rollei Flash unit Condition Report: Projector which is apparently unused from new, plugged in and given a quick test. Power up and all seems to work well. Not FILM tested. All other items untested.
Lot 205
Ireland & Sussex.- Ford (Sir Edward, royalist army officer and inventor, was born at Up Park, in Harting, Sussex, bap. 1605, d. 1670) Complaint to the Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal of England regarding a dispute over a rental between Sir Edward Ford and Edward Loftus 2nd Viscount Loftus of Ely drawn on lands in Ireland and Ely, D.s. "Vera Copra" and "John Birche", manuscript in English, on vellum, 42 lines, a few small holes in right margin not affecting legibility, folds, slightly yellowed and creased, 19th century address and addressee on verso, 320 x 500mm., dated in text 20th January 1651.⁂ Irish lands including "the Manner land Lordshippe of Knock ?borr and Bally Caddaine in the Kings County... and of the Lordshipp of Mount Mellick in the Queenes County and of diverse Landes in Ely of the yearly rate of Two Thousand pounds... ."Sir Edward Ford, the son of Sir William Ford (fl. 1605-1646), knight, of Harting, 'the soape projector'; although a committed royalist he married Sarah Ireton, sister of Henry Ireton (bap. 1611, d. 1651), parliamentarian army officer and regicide and son-in-law of Oliver Cromwell. Ford developed an interest in hydraulic engineering and worked on various projects to provide water to the City of London and had further interests in technology and monetary theory. "'He was a great virtuoso of his time, yet none of the Royal Society, and might have done greater matters, if he had not been disincouraged for those things he had done before', was Wood's judgement (Wood, Ath. Oxon., 3.906)." - Oxford DNB.John Birch (1615-1691), parliamentarian army officer and politician,
Lot 46
The collection include various cameras: a Noia Folding Pocket Kodak, a Number 2 Folding Pocket Brownie Automatic Kodak 1908, Number 3 Folding Pocket Kodak Model E2, a 620 Brownie D made by Kodak, an Munchen Vauxhall Compur Folding Camera, an Ensign 220 Auto Range with instruction manual in a leather case, a Kodak A-120 Folding Cartridge Hawkeye Model C Eastman Kodak, A CP Goerz Kalostigmat Compur Fold Out Camera in leather case, a Zeiss Ikon AG Contaflex Syncro Compur in leather case, 620 Kodak number no0, a Zeiss Ikon Nettar 515/2, a Zeiss Ikon Compur fold out camera, a Agfa Karat Compur, an Ensign Commando, a Bowlex projector in leather case and various other film paraphernalia including a Photomatic detachable flash, empty spools, two reels of Eastman Kodak Limited film in their metal cases and further photographic equipment including a developing tank etcAll in used and as-found condition
Lot 414
A PATHESCOPE 200B 9.5MM CINE PROJECTOR, with original case, plug and cable, two Pathescope reels and glass valve, a modern brass hand telescope 25x30mm, a black and gold striped Sheaffer fountain pen with a 14K gold nib, a late 19th century brass telescope, a black leather Franzen briefcase, a collection of over thirty gramophone records (s.d) (1 box + 4 loose)
Lot 400
Jean LE GAC (1936) 'Paintre laçant ses Chaussures' mixed media on canvas. On the front with an inscription: 'Le paintre francais était partie sur le motif dans les parages de l'ancienne mine a d'or' which translates to: 'The French painter had set off to explore the vicinity of the old gold mine.'Previously there was a pedestal with a projector added to this artwork, which has unfortunately been lost. An image of the projector with the pedestal in the interior of Jean Le Gac's studio, is added to the images. 1988. Provenance: From the collection of 'Roger Nellens, Knokke'. There is a matching book 'Jean Le Gac, Elisabeth Franck Gallery' with a written note to Roger Nellens by Jean Le Gac. The book is a part of the sale, but is dated before the painting (1987). Condition report:- Small tear in the canvas in the lower left corner. Otherwise in excellent condition. Dimensions: (W:330 x H:220 cm)This lot is possibly subject to resale rights, please consult our conditions of the sale before bidding.
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