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Lot 46
A Boer War and Great War family medal group, comprising Queen's South Africa Medal with two clasps to 3241 Pte R Cawthorne, York and Lancaster Regiment, 1914-15 Star, British War and Victory medals to 4347, York Regt, and two British War and Victory medal pairs respectively to 160 Pte A Cawthorne, Rifle Brigade and 17315 Pte J Cawthorne, Lincolnshire Regiment
Lot 933
Eight Medieval lead trade weights, comprising a cast disc bearing a dagger flanked by 'DM', a bun bearing a lombardic 'R' found in Yorkshire, a disc bearing 'MDI' and crossed palms and on the reverse three six-pointed stars, a bun bearing 'WR' and a dagger, a disc bearing a lombardic 'H' surmounted by a crown, etc, 3 cm, 26 g to 6 cm, 469 g
Lot 425
Nameplate, GOPSAL HALL, ex GWR Collett Hall Class 4-6-0 built at Swindon in 1931 and numbered 4999. Allocated to Newton Abbot, Southall, Penzance, Laira, Bristol Bath Road, Cardiff Canton and 82B St Philips Marsh from where it was withdrawn in September 1962 and scrapped at Cashmore's Newport. Named after the Hall that stood at Atherstone Warwickshire. In lovely original condition with R IN No 4999 Lot 268 stamped in the back indicating this is the Right hand plate..
Lot 575
Nameplate PITCHFORD HALL. Ex GWR Collet 4-6-0 Hall Class Locomotive built at Swindon in 1929 and numbered 4953. Allocated to Swindon, St Philips Marsh, Cardiff Canton and 88L Cardiff East Dock from where it was withdrawn in May 1963. In lightly cleaned original condition, rear stamped R No 4953 Lot No 254 indicating this is the Right hand plate. nameplate comes with original BR purchase receipt dated January 1964. Pitchford Hall is near to Shrewsbury. The locomotive is currently based on the Epping & Ongar Railway.
Lot 83
Shedplate 87C Danygraig 1949 to January 1960 for steam, March 1964 totally. This ex R&SBR shed was home to an exotic collection of pre grouping tank engines throughout it BR days when its total allocation was never more than 30 locos. In restored condition, rear and edge with clear Swindon casting marks. Vendor removed it from Pannier tank 8724.
Lot 39
York ChurchesBrowne (John), The History of The Metropolitan Church of St. Peter, York ... Longman, 1847, two large quarto volumes, 150 plates (monochrome and colour, foxing throughout, particularly to margins, plate 132 torn), all edges gilt, half morocco gilt;Wellbeloved (Rev. C.), Account of St. Mary's Abbey, York ..., Soc. of Antiquaries, 1829, large folio, ten plates, quarter morocco with original wraps bound in: Poole (Geo. Aycliffe) & Hugall (J.W.), An Historical & Descriptive Guide to York Cathedral and Its Antiquities, York: R. Sunter, no date [1850], quarto, plates, all edges gilt, half morocco;Britton (John), The History and Antiquities of The Metropolitical Church of York ..., Longman, hurst .., 1819, large quarto, plates, later leather binding;Shaw (Rev. P.J.), An Old York Church, All Hallows in North Street, ..., York, 1908, folio, colour and monochrome plates, original cloth gilt; with five others (11)
![[Sterne (Laurence)]The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, Volumes I - VI, R. and J. Dodsley, 1760-62, duodecimo](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1cf798c9-14ae-4199-972d-af1800d7aaba/d0831d53-54b1-40f7-abba-af3a00d33e0a/468x382.jpg)
Lot 47
[Sterne (Laurence)]The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, Volumes I - VI, R. and J. Dodsley, 1760-62, duodecimo in eights, six volumes (of 9), volume five signed by Sterne, volumes I and II are third editions, frontis to two volumes, marbled leaf, contemporary calf;Idem, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, In Three Volumes, T. Cadell, 1794, duodecimo, three volumes, contemporary calf gilt:Fielding (Henry), The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling, In Three Volumes, Edinburgh: J. Spottiswoode, 1789, duodecimo in sixes, three volumes, contemporary calf gilt. (12)
Lot 77
Cave (H.)Antiquities of York, Drawn and Etched by H. Cave. R. Ackermann, 1813, imperial quarto, additional mounted etched title ('Picturesque Buildings in York ..'), 40 mounted ?proof plates (two detached but present), contemporary calf gilt (worn, joints cracked). [Boyne p.50]:with two others (3)
Lot 164
A .650 (18-Bore) Flintlock Volunteer Rifle Of Baker PatternBy Staudenmayer, London, No. 141, Early 19th CenturyWith rebrowned leaf-sighted barrel signed along the tapering top flat at the breech, rifled with seven spiral grooves, and with a bayonet lug beneath the recessed muzzle, the rear of the breech engraved with a line of feathering, border engraved tang en suite and decorated with foliage, signed detented flat bevelled lock engraved with a starburst behind the pan and with ring-neck cock and roller, figured three-quarter stock (minor old repairs) with check-piece, brass mounts of regulation pattern comprising hinged rectangular patch-box cover with sprung button release-catch above, butt-plate, spur trigger-guard, fore-end cap and ramrod-pipes, brass barrel-bolt escutcheons, sling loops, and original steel ramrod with characteristic swelling towards the pierced tip, London proof marks 76.8 cm. barrelFootnotes:Samuel Henry Staudenmeyer, former workman of John Manton, was gunmaker to the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York. He is noted as a maker of rifles and repeating air weaponsCf. a very similar example in the E.J. & R. Burton Collection and sold in these Rooms, Antique Arms and Armour..., 26 November 2014, lot 439For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 199
A 12-bore sidelock hammer gun by W. R. Pape, no. 1876The action incorporating Pape's patent no. 2488 of 3 September 1867 push-forward thumblever-opening action, non-rebounding sidelocks, the C-scroll hammers with spurs of hare's-ear form (the left striker in need of repair), carved serpentine fences, best foliate-scroll engraving, well-figured stock with engraved heel- and toe-plates (minor crack to the rear of right lockplate), the forend with ornate chequering, the damascus barrels with game-rib engraved 'W.R. Pape, Newcastle on Tyne, Winner of the London Gun Trials in 1858, 1859 & 1866'Weight 7lb. 10oz., 14½in. stock, 30in. barrels, 2½in. chambers, London Black Powder proof (right bore diameter marginal)Footnotes:This gun was completed in 1873 for Mr. Percy Taylor of Chipchase Castle, Wark-on-Tyne, NorthumberlandProvenanceThe D.B. Tubbs CollectionThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: S2S2 Section 2 lots require a valid British Shotgun certificate, RFD (Registered Firearms Dealer) Licence or import licence.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 207
A collection of sporting gun related booksBURRARD (MAJOR SIR GERALD): The Modern Shotgun Vols 1,2,3, 1895 - W W GREENER: The Gun and its Development 9th edition, 1986 - R J WILKINSON-LATHOM, Swords and Bayonets, 1973 - F WILKINSON, Sporting Guns, 1st edition, 1984 - CHURCHILL, How to Shoot, 3rd edition, 1930 - J WALTER, The Pistol Book, 1983; The Rifle Book, 1990 - R A STEINDLER, Reloaders Guide, 2nd edition, 1968 - F C BARNES, Cartridges of the World, 6th edition, 1989 - J LEWIS & R COMBES, Knifemaking, 1989 - C T HAVEN & F A BELDEN, The History of the Colt Revolver, 1978 - E KEITH, Six guns by Keith - J COOPER, Cooper on Handguns, 1975 - Dr. L ANTAL, Competitive Pistol Shooting, 1983 - and four othersFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 216
A deactivated .45 'Single Action Army' revolver by Colt, no. 357051The blued barrel, frame and cylinder later engraved with foliate-scrollwork, the butt engraved 'Presented to M. Dineley, from Major R Sykes, Author of 'Shooting to Live' 1945', the barrel with blade-foresight, the action with sighting-rib and notched rear-sight, some hardening-colour remaining, grips removed Weight 2lb. 5oz., 5½in. barrelWith its deactivation certificateFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 306
A pair of 12-bore sidelock ejector guns by J. Rigby & Co., no. 17381/2The toplevers and ribs inlaid '1' and '2' in gold, forends numbered, Rigby-Bissell rising third-grips, action patent use number 521, dipped-edge lockplates, best foliate-scroll engraving with maker's name, the well-figured stocks (both with inset repairs at the cheek) with horn butt-plates, the barrels (loose on the actions) with game-ribs engraved 'John, Rigby & Co., 72 St. James's Street, London'Weight 6lb. 8oz. (No.1) & 6lb. 8½oz. (No.2), 14¾in. pulls (14½in. stocks), 30in. barrels, approx. I.C. & ⅝ (No.1) and ⅜ & ⅝ (No.2) chokes, 2½in. chambers, Birmingham nitro reproof (No.1) & London nitro proof (No.2) (both left barrels-thickness's at 19 thou.)In a brass mounted oak and leather case with trade-labelFootnotes:The makers have kindly confirmed that these guns were completed in 1906 for a Captain R. S. ChadwickThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: S2S2 Section 2 lots require a valid British Shotgun certificate, RFD (Registered Firearms Dealer) Licence or import licence.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 2556
Victorian silver vesta case, with foliate engraved decoration, circular monogramed panel, and central lift up cover, hallmarked John Edward Wilmot, Birmingham 1895, together with a further Victorian vesta case, of oval form with foliate engraved decoration, hallmarked Birmingham 1885, makers mark R & Co, and an early 20th century silver cased propelling pencil, hallmarked Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1928, approximate weighable silver 1.42 ozt (44.1 grams)Condition Report:General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches and nicks.Hallmarks generally clear and legible, with the exception of the propelling pencil which have some wear.
Lot 113
NO RESERVE Elizabeth (Queen Consort of George VI, styled Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, 1900-2002) Christmas Card signed "Elizabeth R", featuring a colour photograph to the inside depicting the Queen Mother standing together with the young Prince Edward, Lady Sarah Armstrong Jones and Viscount Linley, 1 corner slightly creased, 234 x 186mm., 1971.
Lot 125
Bible, English. The Holy Bible Containing the Old Testament and the New, title within engraved architectural border, lacking 2N3 (NT title), Cambridge, Printed by John Field, 1661, bound with The Book of Common-Prayer, ownership inscription of Mary Browne to title, dated 1700, D gathering with worm hole to head, [Wing B3630], Printed by John Bill and Christopher Barker, 1665, bound with The Whole Book of Psalms, [Wing B2497], Printed by T. R. for the Company of Stationers, 1669, bookplate of Sir Martin Browne Ffolkes, ink manuscript history of the Browne family to rear free endpaper, trimmed at head, shaving the occasional headline, the odd marginal chip or short tear running into text, some light toning and soiling, contemporary red morocco, covers elaborately tooled in gilt with wide floral borders and central foliate lozenge, spine gilt with six raised bands, repaired at corners and spine ends, a little rubbed, mostly to joints and corners, 8vo. ⁂ The Bible appears to be a variant of Wing B2265, without pagination and with the engraved general title unsigned. The Browne family history contains an account of the knighthood of Sir William Browne, President of the College of Physicians: "it was done in the Bedchamber for the greater Honour. The Court being in Mourning, I was supplied with a black velvet suit by the President of the Royal Society".
Lot 135
Bacon (Sir Francis) Opera Omnia, 4 vol., one of 50 large paper copies, half-title with engraved vignette to vol. 1, engraved frontispieces (some light offsetting), woodcut initials, head- and tail-pieces, vol. 1 front endpaper loose, some browning to endpapers, contemporary calf, rebacked with original back strips laid down, gilt with red morocco labels, [Gibson 248], folio,R. Gosling, 1730.⁂ First collected edition of Bacon's English and Latin works.
Lot 137
Cookery.- Lamb (Patrick) Royal cookery: or the compleat court-cook. Containing the choicest receipts in all the several branches of cookery, third edition, 40 engraved bills of fare, most folding, final advertisement f., a couple of folding plates little frayed (without loss), water-stained, occasional spotting, lightly browned, contemporary speckled calf, gilt, sympathetically rebacked, corners repaired, some water-staining, rubbed, [Bitting p.271 (note) ; Maclean p.88; Oxford pp.52-53 (note) ; Simon BG 939], 8vo, Printed for E. and R. Nutt; and H. Lintot, at the Cross Keys, against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-Street, 1731.⁂ The rare reissue of the third edition (1726) with a new title page. Lamb was the most celebrated of the court-cooks of the seventeenth century and served five monarchs from Charles II to Queen Anne.
Lot 159
London.- Bridewell Hospital.- List of the Governors of the hospitals of Bridewell and Bethlem, and of their benefactions, spotted, lightly browned, modern drab wrappers, rare, Printed by Thomas Parker, No. 71, Wood-Street, Cheapside, 1792 § Waddington (William) Considerations on the original and proper objects of the Royal Hospital of Bridewell. Addressed to the governors, first edition, half-title (bound after title), occasional spotting, lightly browned, modern blue wrappers, Printed at the Philanthropic Reform, St. George's Fields, for R. Bickerstaff, 1798; and 3 others, 18th & early 19th century works on the same, 8vo (5)⁂ A very good group of works on this former residence of Henry VIII, which later became a hospital, prison and workhouse. It stood in Bridge Street on the banks of the River Fleet in the City of London. In 1700 it became the first prison to appoint a doctor. The name Bridewell was adopted by other prisons, and often refers to a city's main prison, usually close to a court.
Lot 161
Boswell.- Martin (Rev. Samuel) An epistle, in verse, occasioned by the death of James Boswell, Esquire, of Auchinleck, first edition, wormholes to last couple of ff., affecting a few letters, but without loss of sense, outer ff. with some tearing / fraying to outer margin and lightly soiled, some spotting or staining, lightly browned, stitched, as issued (stitching renewed), Edinburgh & London, Printed by Mundell and Son, R. Bank Close, 1795; and 2 others, by Boswell, 8vo (3)⁂ Martin was a fellow classmate of Boswell at Edinburgh University under Robert Hunter and John Stevenson.
Lot 261
NO RESERVE Nonesuch Press.- Milton (John) and H. Lawes. The Mask of Comus, one of 950 copies, coloured plates by H. R. H. Farrer, original boards, yapp edges, spine ends and corners a little bumped, small split to lower joint, slipcase with illustration to upper cover (faded and broken), Nonesuch Press, 1937; and 9 others, press and typography, v.s. (10)
Lot 276
Trade catalogues.- R. E. & Co., Surrey Works, Smethwick, Near Birmingham. Manufacturers of Gas Fittings of Every Description. Chandeliers in Or-Molu, Bronze, & Glass..., c.70 lithographed plates only (of ?113), some marginal toning or light creasing, printed notice to front pastedown, modern roan-backed boards, 1841 § F. & C. Osler Ltd. Electrical Engineers and Makers of Electric Light Fittings, photographic illustrations, additional booklet with later wrappers inserted in pocket at rear, worming, some light marking or soiling, original roan-backed boards, 1923; and another trade catalogue, v.s. (3)
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