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![R MORDEN: HUNTINGTONSHIRE, engraved hand coloured map [1695], approx 365 x 420mm](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/bd472dc1-c555-45ad-8a96-af8600f95f5d/73f36782-a334-47ff-944e-b020011cb138/468x382.jpg)
Lot 114
NOEL COWARD: PRESENT INDICATIVE, London, William Heinemann, 1937 first edition, original cloth d/w (part losses and repairs) plus MARGARET IRWIN: THE STRANGER PRINCE, London, Chatto & Windus, 1937 first edition, original cloth d/w (part losses) plus R C HUTCHINSON: TESTAMENT A NOVEL, London, Cassell, 1938 first edition, original cloth d/w (spine browned and very small part losses) plus SIR SAMUEL H SCOTT: THE EXEMPLARY MR DAY 1748-1789 AUTHOR OF SANDFORD AND MERTON..., London, Faber & Faber, 1935 first edition, original cloth d/w, (small part losses) (4)
Lot 428
FRANCIS BLOMEFIELD AND CHARLES PARKIN: AN ESSAY TOWARDS A TOPOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK, Fersfield & Lynn, W Whittingham & R Baldwin, 1739-75, first edition, 5 vols, lacks port frontis in vol 1, all other plates including some folding collated complete, some additional items including an engraved folding plate (trimmed) of Scole Inn, circa 1825 in vol 1 page 748, 3 pen and ink drawings on two leaves of Quidenham captioned in French in vol 1 pages 2-8 and 230, folio, old calf gilt, spines gilt in compartments, black morocco gilt spine labels (vol 3 lacking part of part of vol label), all edges gilt by initial H Stamper, vols 1 and 4 top boards detached, vol 5 both boards detached (5)
Lot 248
A E JOHNSON: W HEATH ROBINSON, London, A & C Black, 1930 re-print, coloured frontis and plates as list, original pictorial cloth plus W HEATH ROBINSON & K R G BROWNE: HOW TO LIVE IN A FLAT, London, Hutchinson [1936], first edition, original pictorial cloth soiled plus LANGSTON DAY: THE LIFE AND ART OF W HEATH ROBINSON, London, Herbert Joseph, 1947 first edition, original cloth, spine dulled (3)
![RICHARD FELTON OUTCAULT: BUSTER BROWN ABROAD, London, W & R Chambers [1905] first edition, 6 plates as called for, contem](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/bd472dc1-c555-45ad-8a96-af8600f95f5d/9622e2fe-268e-4ffd-9b71-b0200116f59f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 422
PATRICK R CHALMERS: A DOZEN DOGS OR SO, Ill Cecil Aldin, London, Ayre & Spottiswoode, 1928 first edition, 12 coloured plates as called for, 4to original cloth d/w (part losses) plus CECIL ALDIN: DOGS OF CHARACTER, London, Ayre & Spottiswoode, 1930 reprint, 4to, original cloth with some soiling, plus ERIC PARKER: BEST OF DOGS, Ill Cecil Aldin, Vernon Stokes & Edwin Noble, London, Hutchinson,1949 reprint, original cloth d/w (part losses) plus THE CECIL ALDIN BOOK, London, Ayre & Spottiswoode, 1932 first edition, plates including 8 coloured collated complete, 4to, original cloth, printed paper labels worn (4)
![R MORDEN: NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, engraved hand coloured map [1695] approx 345 x 412mm](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/bd472dc1-c555-45ad-8a96-af8600f95f5d/9809a574-b02c-4cc8-bf6e-b020011c92ca/468x382.jpg)
![R BLOME: A MAPP OF THE COUNTY OF NORFOLCK.. engraved hand coloured map [1673]](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/bd472dc1-c555-45ad-8a96-af8600f95f5d/dc308ecc-a5a7-49bd-a180-b020011cab99/468x382.jpg)
Lot 192
DOUGLAS PERCY BLISS: BORDER BALLADS SELECTED AND DECORATED WITH WOOD CUTS, London, Oxford University Press, 1925 first edition, original cloth backed boards plus R S THOMAS: TARES, London, Rupert Hart-Davis, 1964 first edition, signed on ffep, original boards d/w (small part losses) plus PAMELA WHITLOCK (Ed): ALL DAY LONG AN ANTHOLOGY OF POETRY FOR CHILDREN, Ill Joan Hassall, London, Geoffrey Cumberledge, Oxford University Press, 1954 first edition, contemporary inscription on ffep, original cloth d/w (price clipped and part losses) plus LEONARD CLARK (Ed): COMMON GROUND AN ANTHOLOGY FOR THE YOUNG, Ill N E Eldridge, London, Faber & Faber, 1964 first edition, original pattern boards (4)
Lot 281
MICHAEL DALTON: THE COUNTRY JUSTICE CONTAINING THE PRACTICE DUTY AND POWER OF THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE... AND FOR THE BETTER HELP OF SUCH JUSTICES... AN APPENDIX BY WILLIAM NELSON, in The Savoy, printed by E & R Nutt and R Gosling, to be sold by J Knapton et al, 1727, 1pp adverts verson of half title, folio, modern calf morocco gilt spine label, six raised bands
Lot 42
L T MEADE: 6 Titles: PLAYMATES, London and Edinburgh, W & R Chambers, 1896 first edition, prize label (name raised) on front paste down, original cloth gilt, THE GIRLS OF ST WODE'S, London and Edinburgh, W & R Chambers, 1898 first edition, original pictorial cloth bright gilt, THE GIRLS OF MRS PRITCHARD'S SCHOOL, Ill Lewis Baumer, London and Edinburgh, W & R Chambers, 1904 first edition, original pictorial cloth bright gilt, A GIRL FROM AMERICA, Ill Lewis Baumer, London and Edinburgh, W & R Chambers, 1907 first edition, ffep part excised, original pictorial cloth bright gilt, THE SCAMP FAMILY, London and Edinburgh, W & R Chambers, 1907 first edition, contemporary inscription verso of half title, original pictorial cloth, THE GIRLS OF KING'S ROYAL, Ill Gordon Browne, London and Edinburgh, W & R Chambers, 1913 first edition, contemporary inscription recto of frontis, original pictorial cloth, all titles vgc (6)
Lot 28
RICHMAL CROMPTON: 15 Titles: WILLIAM AND THE MOON ROCKET, London, George Newnes, 1954, first edition, original green cloth d/w (part losses) WILLIAMS TELEVISION SHOW, London, George Newnes, 1958 first edition, original green cloth, lacks ffep, WILLIAM THE DICTATOR, London, George Newnes, 1938 first reprint (November), original cloth, WILLIAM AND A R P, London, George Newnes, 1940 fourth impression, contemporary inscription on ffep, original cloth d/w (losses), WILLIAM AND THE TRAMP, London, George Newnes, 1964, sixth impression (abridged), original cloth d/w, WILLIAM, London, George Newnes, 1965, 21st impression (abridged), original cloth d/w (small part losses) plus nine others, all reprints (15)
Lot 86
NORMAN MAILER: THE NAKED AND THE DEAD, London, Allan Wingate, 1949 first edition, original cloth, later issue d/w (part losses and repairs) plus ROBERT GRAVES: ANTIGUA PENNY PUCE, Majorca, Seizin Press and London Constable, 1936 first edition, first issue, inscription on ffep, orignal cloth plus JOHN DOS PASSOS: 2 Titles: ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG MAN, London, Constable, 1939 first edition, original cloth NUMBER ONE, London, Constable, 1944 first edition, original cloth d/w (small part losses and repairs) plus A E COPPARD: 2 Titles: SILVER CIRCUS, London, Jonathan Cape, 1928 first edition, original cloth backed silvered boards, printed paper label, THE COLLECTED TALES, New York, Alfred A Knopf, 1951 first edition, original cloth plus CHARLES R BENSTEAD: RETREAT A STORY OF 1918, London, Methuen, 1930 first edition, inscription verso of front free map end paper, original cloth (7)
Lot 374
J J WELCH: A TEXT BOOK OF NAVAL ARCHITECTURE FOR THE USE OF OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL NAVY, London, HMSO, 1901 revised and enlarged edition, 26 plates as called for, original blind stamped cloth worn and soiled plus R H M ROBINSON: NAVAL CONSTRUCTION PREPARED FOR THE USE OF MIDSHIPMEN OF THE UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY, Annapolis, The United States Naval Institute, 1909 revised and enlarged edition, original cloth gilt (2)
![R MORDEN: HUNTINTONSHIRE, engraved part hand coloured map [ 1695], approx 365 x 420mm](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/bd472dc1-c555-45ad-8a96-af8600f95f5d/ea654900-6fb0-4adc-892e-b020011c960c/468x382.jpg)
![R MORDEN: LEICESTERSHIRE, engraved hand coloured map [1695], approx 355 x 413mm](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/bd472dc1-c555-45ad-8a96-af8600f95f5d/cde4a8b1-4119-4c53-8e29-b020011c935b/468x382.jpg)
![MRS J R DALE: INDIAN PALMISTRY, London [Theosophical Pub Society], 1895 first edition, "To be obtained from W de Kerler the O](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/bd472dc1-c555-45ad-8a96-af8600f95f5d/7514caef-64d2-49c5-859c-b0200119c176/468x382.jpg)
Lot 334
MRS J R DALE: INDIAN PALMISTRY, London [Theosophical Pub Society], 1895 first edition, "To be obtained from W de Kerler the Occult Library" label on title page, original boards plus G V DASS: MODERN CHEIROSPHY A STUDY OF THE FASCINATING SCIENCE OF PALMISTRY, Madras & Bangalore, printed by Associated Printers, original pictorial cloth d/w (part losses) not on COPAC, both titles scarce (2)
Lot 1372
3777 R F N. GEORGE BEAUMONT 9TH LONDON REGT. QUEEN VICTORIA'S RIFLES, KILLED IN ACTION 1ST JULY 1916. A GROUP OF THREE MEDALS AND BRONZE DEATH PLAQUE. T 90 LONDON BADGE, SOUTH AFRICAN BADGE, 1900 - 1902, with silver plaque. At 7.30am on the morning of the 1st July 1916, the Battle of the Somme began.....etc.. Framed and glazed.
Lot 287
12 x 00 gauge plastic based rails, similar cross over (X1), similar L/H points (X1), similar R/H points (x1), similar straights (x12), R100 crossover Triang 00 boxed pa passenger coach magenta and cream plastic twin bogey BR Black 0-6-0 tank 4760 with 1 closed goods van, 1 flat bed stake car, 1 open goods, forward / back controller and plastic based rails (R3 x boxed) plus No 1 power unit. Hornby Meccano tin bodied twin bogey blue boxed LMS 3rd Brake / 3rd box scroffy but carriage VGC. Similar (blue boxed), BR 1st guard corridor coach ''The Taksman' magenta and cream, boxed TPO Royal mail (Use with set) Mint Triang R16 brake van double end 4 wheel, R114 TC series box car twin bogey, metal and plastic coloured yellow, R11 closed goods van, R10 open 12T goods truck Midland box of dummy coal
Lot 3409
Corgi "The Great Book of Corgi 1956-1983" - First Edition covers the full range of Corgi Toys produced from 1956 to 1983 and is written and compiled by "Marcel R Van Cleemput", this also comes with the correct Routemaster Bus which appears to be Mint and also with the accompanying A4 softback "Pocket Book", along with a numbered certificate which is 1542 of 4000 - conditions appear to be generally Excellent, comes with a Good Plus outer cover and also with original brown card transit carton.
Lot 3073
Matchbox Models of Yesteryear a mixed group; (1) Y3 1907 London "E" Class Tramcar Issue 3 with cream roof, silver lights, grenodised solid wheels, recess under stairs - scarce issue, unboxed; (2) Y7 1918 4-Ton Leyland Van "W & R Jacob & Co Ltd" Issue 2 - dark brown body & chassis, cream roof, silver radiator shell, grenodised solid wheels with crimped axles; (3) Issue 8 reddish/brown body & chassis with riveted axles; (4) Y12 1899 London Horsedrawn Bus Issue 1 - red body, brown horses, type A horse bar, unpainted underside passenger deck, type 1 decal; (5) similar but Issue 2 with beige underside passenger deck - unboxed - Excellent to Near Mint in Good to Good Plus type A & B boxes where applicable. (5)
Lot 3158
Matchbox Models of Yesteryear Y26 1918 Crossley Delivery Truck "Lowenbrau" Issue 1 - powder blue body, glossy black chassis, tan cab tilt, ruby red seats, black grille, red solid wheels, brass plated parts, brown barrel load and baseplate type R "Renault No Y25 1983" - extremely rare - Near Mint in a Good Plus type J box.
Lot 151
Four Worcester Flight Barr & Barr plates, circa 1815, each painted with named views The Straits of Menai from Anglesea (2), Claremont - the residence of the late R. H. the Princess Charlotte and Killarney Ireland, within claret ground borders, 22cm diameter; a Grainger's Worcester plate painted with Powderham Castle, Devon, 22cm diameter (4)Provenance:Collection of Barry Lock (1934 - 2021) Morpeth Mansions, Westminster, SW1Fading to the gilt and decoration throughout with some areas the paint being removed.
Lot 397
Christopher Wool,American b.1955- Apocalypse Now; giclée print on wove,numbered 61/89 in pencil,with a printed signature, and an 'Edition Impression Art Certified' blind stamp,image: 37.5 x 32.3 cm, (framed)Note: together with the book 'Christopher Wool', Banks, Eric, and Holzwarth, Hans Werner (Editor), published by Taschen, 2012; and a Christopher Wool offset lithographic poster - Untitled (Guggenheim Poster), 2013, published by Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, 2013.
Lot 395
Christopher Wool, American b.1955- Why?; giclée print on wove,numbered 78/89 in pencil, with a printed signature, and an 'Edition Impression Art Certified' blind stamp,image: 44.2 x 31.4 cm, (framed)Note: together with the book 'Christopher Wool', published by Guggenheim Museum Publications, 2013; and a Christopher Wool offset lithographic poster - Untitled (Guggenheim Poster), 2013, published by Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, 2013.
Lot 398
Christopher Wool,American b.1955- Untitled (You Make Me); giclée print on wove,numbered 81/89 in pencil,with a printed signature, and an 'Edition Impression, Art Certified' blind stamp,image: 44.4 x 29.4 cm, (framed)Note: together with the book 'Christopher Wool', Banks, Eric, and Holzwarth, Hans Werner (Editor), published by Taschen, 2012; and a Christopher Wool offset lithographic poster - Untitled (Guggenheim Poster), 2013, published by Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, 2013.
Lot 22
A Japanese Satsuma tea set, with teapot, cream jug, sugar jug, two teacups and six saucers. Provenance: Captain Robert N Walker (1851-1941) and then by descent to the present owner. Captain Walker was born in Maryport and first visited Japan in 1868 when it was a closed country. It was the start of a lifelong connection with the country. His Company R N Walker & Co lasting four decades in the European settlement in Nagasaki. CONDITION REPORT: The two tea cups in this part tea service do not ring true, they have hairline cracks. There is a hole 1 cm long in the base of the teapot. All items show areas of wear and rubbing to decoration.
Lot 506
A collection of books comprising of Volume I and II "The Imperial Lexicon of The English Language" by The Rev John Boag, three volumes of "Chambers Cyclopaedia of English Literature" published by W & R Chambers Limited 1903, two late 18th century family Holy Bibles and an early 19th century book "The Complaint or Night Thoughts on Life, Death and Immortality" by Edward Young.
Lot 277
A silver tea caddy of classical form, Sheffield 1922, inscribed to Mr R Pickthall from Roedean School 1940-1945. 13 cm high. NOTE: In 1940 with the threat of invasion on the south coast part of the school relocated to Keswick and stayed in three hotels in the town. The silver tea caddy is sold with The Roedean School magazine from 1940, 1946 and 1944.
Lot 128
Silver and blue guilloche enamel vanity set, including hand mirror, two paddle brushes (one missing the brush) marked London 1904, mm C&R C (Charles & Richard Comyns), plus two silver and blue enamel brushes (one missing brush) marked Birmingham 1930 mm T&S (Turner & Simpson), together with a silver and blue enamel topped scent bottle, a silver and blue enamel topped glass atomiser, and blue enamel Asprey 8 Day Swiss made clock. This lot also includes a blue glass fishing weight. (9) cr*Condition ReportSome loss to enamel - please see photographs.
Lot 819
A later 20th Century Ken Rosenfeld glass paperweight of domed form, internally decorated with three lampwork blue flowers around a large stylised pink flower head to the centre, all cased in clear crystal, R signature cane to the interior, signed Ken Rosenfeld 88 to the exterior, diameter 9cm.
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