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Lot 612
An 18th century feather banded oyster veneered walnut chest on stand with two short over three long graduated drawers, the stand with two short over one long drawer, the legs removed, 98 cm x 56 cm x 131 cm high - oak linings; some areas of loss to top three drawer edges; top moulded edge showing old patching to left corner; 1 cm missing section to top r/h corner area; top and bottom associated components
Lot 73
A gentleman's vintage 9ct gold Rolex wristwatch, the 28mm silvered dial with gilt mounts and subsidiary seconds, 15-ruby movement no.89421, case no. 12857, Birmingham 1955, case 31mm diameter; with detached Excalibur cantilevered expanding bracelet strap stamped '9ct BK & FT', in original box (attached Excalibur strap in three pieces)Working order; wear and light abrasions to glass and case commensurate with use; strap f/r - in three pieces
Lot 104
Oil-Powered Auxiliary Lighting by J. R. Oldfield. Manufactured just post WWI and the early 1920s, a boxed set of 'Get me Home' oil lamps lest the motor vehicle suffered an electrical malady. Consisting of a sided pair of side lamps, a rear lamp and an oil reservoir, all housed in a fitted metal box with a lid. In complete condition; some rubbing to the black enamel and minor dents.
Lot 244
R. G. A. Officer Cadet School. A framed and glazed monochrome horizontal format photograph of the members of the 37th Siege Course, No. 2, R. G. A. Officer Cadet School, Maresfield Park, February 9th, 1918. The personnel, numbering approximately 80, are identified by a printed list in the lower margin. Maresfield Park appears to be at Lankester, Tunbridge Wells. Frame size 10 x 16-inches (25½ x 40.5cm), photograph size 4 x 11-inches (10 x 28cm). Six badges/medallions from the period accompany the photograph
Lot 297
Phil May (1925- ): Three Framed, Signed Colour Prints of Seaplanes. All three signed in pencil by the artist in the lower margin, and depicting the Curtiss R 3C-2 U.S.A., 1925; the Macchi - M 52 Venice, 1927; and the Supermarine S-6B, 1931. Sheet sizes including margins approximately 11 x 15½-inches (28 x 39.5cm), with one image in vertical format Together with a monochrome print of a work by Charles E. Turner (1893-1965) entitled 'Blackburn Aircraft: The "Skua" dive bomber with the Fleet, marginal staining, but the image itself very good; plus a horizontal format framed and glazed colour print, image size 10½ x 27½-inches (26½ x 70cm) entitled 'The Flight of the Swallow' - Santos-Dumont Arriving at the Chateau de Wideville (the print somewhat faded) together with a colour print dated November 14th 1901 of the Vanity Fair cartoon of Santos-Dumont by Geo Hum. (6)
Lot 298
Geo Ham (1900-1972): Motor-Cycling Prints, plus Motor Racing and Other Ephemera. A set of three large horizontal format colour prints mounted on board of motor-cyclists by Geo Ham, the image size 11¾ x 19¼-inches (30 x 49cm), board size 18¼ x 25½-inches (46½ x 65cm), all in excellent condition, together with a quantity of motor-racing and other transport-related ephemera, including a print of The 'D. R.' By Snaffles mounted on board, two mounted coloured antique aeronautical prints, motor-racing posters, such as the Frazer Nash Raid to the Alps 1969 Commemoration of the 1930s Alpine Rallies, and a mounted reproduction of the Geo Ham poster for Palmares Juillet 1934, and supplements to Vanity Fair etc. illustrating motoring personalities of the day. About 30 items in all. (Qty)
Lot 347
Visions of Speed: The Art of R. A. Nockolds. Eleven Artist's Proofs of Roy Nockolds' work prepared for a Private Edition of only 250 printed (850 copies planned), of an album published by Thackwell & Company, in 1999. The images were produced from the original glass plates on which Nockolds recorded his studio work and are printed on high quality laid art paper. All of the prints are marked 'Proof' in pencil in the lower margin together with full titles, and nine of the eleven are also shown as hand-painted (by either Niki Hayles or Wayne Burrows). The only missing print is Number 16 (Road Race), the remaining pages in the complete volume of 28 leaves being text or photographs. Loosely contained in the front and back covers of what would have been the final publication, each of the dark grey hardback cloth covers (decorated with a repeated triangular winner's flag design), measuring the same size as the prints, 12 x 21in (31 x 53cm). The prints are all in pristine condition.
Lot 352
The Wright Brothers & Early Aviation. Eleven volumes (including 3 paperbacks), the hardbacks including The Wright Brothers - Heirs of Prometheus, edited by R. P. Hallion; Wind and Sand - The Story of the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk, by L. Wescott & P. Degen; First Flight, by J. E. Walsh; Kill Devil Hill, by H. B. Combs; Wilbur & Orville, by F. Howard, all excellent copies in their dust jackets; plus slightly worn smaller format volumes by Harrison, Kelly & Meynell. Plus seven other hardback volumes relating to early aviation, all very good copies in their d.j.s. (18)
Lot 353
The Royal Air Force. Two three-volume hardback 8vo sets, comprising the Pictorial History of the R. A. F. 1918 - 1969, by J. W. R. Taylor & P. J. R. Moyes, very good copies in dust jackets; and Royal Air Force 1939 - 1945, by D. Richards & H. St. G. Saunders, all good First Eds, 1953/4, but no dust jackets. Together with British Aviation Widening Horizons 1930-1934 & British Aviation Ominous Skies 1935-1939, both by H. Penrose; Raiders approach! The Fighting Tradition of Royal Air Force Station Hornchurch and Sutton's Farm, by Sq. Leader H. T. Sutton (no d.j.), and a worn copy of Air Publication 125, Revised 1936 - A Short History of the Royal Air Force. The lot also includes four excellent hardbacks in their dust jackets in the Putnam aviation series: British Naval Aircraft since 1912; British Aviation - The Adventuring Years; United States Navy Aircraft since 1911; and a book club edition of The British Bomber since 1914. (14)
Lot 356
The Schneider Trophy & Rolls-Royce. Five very good hardback volumes in their d.j.s : The Schneider Trophy Races, by R. Barker; Schneider Trophy Aircraft 1913-1931, by D. N. James; The Schneider Trophy, by D. Mondey; Schneider Trophy Racers, by R. S. Hirsch; and The Schneider Trophy Story, by E. Eves; together with another v.g. hardback in d.j. Speed in the Air by D. W. Wragg; The Schneider Trophy issues of The Aeroplane, Sept. 11th, 1929 & Flight, Sept. 6th, 1929, and two Jubilee (1981) paperbacks. The lot also includes a three-volume 8vo hardback set in d.j.s of Rolls-Royce: The Growth of a Firm; The Years of Endeavour; and The Merlin at War, by I. Lloyd, all First Eds, 1978, good, but pages slightly wrinkled by damp. (13)
Lot 358
La Revue Aerienne 1908 to 1910. Two hardback 8vo volumes (duplicates from the Royal Aeronautical Society) containing the issues from 15 Octobre 1908, Premiere Annee No. 1, to 10 Decembre 1910 , Troisieme Annee. Generally sound, and illustrated with photographs, diagrams, etc. Plus Histoire de l'Aviation, by Rene Chambe, quarto hardback, well-illustrated in colour and monochrome, Flammarion, 1948; two quarto paperbacks: L'Aeronautique (avant 1914), Catalogue des Cartes Postales, 1er Tome (de A a L) and 2e Tome (de M a Z), 3rd ed, 1985, by E. Simon & R. Lemaire; plus two 8vo paperbacks; Dictionnaire des Estampes & Livres Illustres sur Les Ballons & Machines Volantes, by J. E. Darmon, Montpellier, 1929; and Histoire de l'Aerostation et de l'Aviation Francaise a Travers le Monde de 1783 a 1930, Catalogue de Jean Silombra, n.d. (c. 2010?) (7)
Lot 359
Large Format Aviation Volumes: Airships, Paintings, the U.S.A. A varied selection of hardback volumes in very good condition, most with their dust jackets, and including: Airships: An Illustrated History, by H. Beaubois, 1st English ed, 1974; Historic Airships, by P. W. Brooks, 1st ed, 1973; Historic Airships, by R. S. Holland, 1st U. S. ed, N. Y. 1928 (no d. j.); The Air Combat Paintings of Robert Taylor, by R. Weston; Luftwaffe Aircraft Paintings by Michael Turner, by F. Mason; Royal Air Force: The Aircraft in Service since 1918 - Paintings by Michael Turner, by C. Bowyer; The Mighty Eighth: A History of the U. S. 8th Army Air Force, by R. A. Freeman; and Wings Over the Seven Seas; U.S. Naval Aviation's Fight for Survival, by W. H. Morrison. Plus ten other aeronautical volumes. (18)
Lot 360
Early Aviation: Large Format Volumes in their Dust Jackets. A varied selection, mostly published in the last 50 years, and including: Conquerors of the Air - The Evolution of Aircraft 1903-1945, by H. Emde, 1st U. K. ed, 1968; British Aviation - The Pioneer Years, by H. Penrose; The Speed Seekers, by T. G. Foxworth; The Hulton Getty Picture Collection, The Early Years, by P. Almond; The Sky Their Frontier, by R. Jackson; plus five other volumes. Together with a two-volume quarto set (no dust jackets), blind-stamped blue cloth with gilt lettering to the spines entitled: Wonders of World Aviation - The Conquest of the Air in Story and Picture, edited by C. Winchester, c. 1937, 1088 pages, profusely illustrated, partly in colour. (12)
Lot 371
Pre-World War II Aviation. A good selection of 22 8vo hardback volumes, mainly in decent condition but without dust jackets, and including four titles by Charles C. Turner: Aerial Navigation To-Day, 1910; The Romance of Aeronautics, 1912; The Old Flying Days, ex-library, c. 1930s; and Flying - Some Practical Experiences, 1914 (with Gustav Hamel); and five titles by F. V. Monk & H. T. Winter: Advance in the Air; Adventure Above The Clouds; Aircraft and Flying; Great Exploits In The Air; and the Royal Air Force; all undated, but 1930s. Other titles include: The New Art of Flying, by Waldemar Kaempffert, 1911; Flying Men & Their Machines, by Clarence Winchester, 1916; The Record-Makers, by Robertson & Rugg, 1936; The Mastery of the Air, by W. J. Claxton, 1920 (with d.j.); All About Aircraft, by R. Simmonds, 1915; and 8 other volumes. (22)
Lot 372
Further Early Aviation. A good selection of 22 8vo volumes, all but one hardbacks, some with their dj's, mostly in decent condition, and including several pre-World War I titles. Examples include: Aviation: An Introduction to the Elements of Flight, by A. E. Berriman, 2nd ed, 1913; Flying Machines: Past Present, and Future, by A. W. Marshall & H. Greenly, 1904; The Art of Aviation, by R. W. A. Brewer, 2nd ed, 1911; The Aero Manual, by Staff of 'The Motor', 1st ed (Revised), 1909; The Aeroplane: A Concise Scientific Study, by A. Fage, 5th ed, 1918; By Land and Sky, by J. M. Bacon, 1900; Aircraft, Airships, Aeroplanes, etc., by T.W. Corbin, 1914 (paperback); By Air, by Sir Harry Brittain, 2nd Imp, 1933; and 14 other volumes. (22)
Lot 474
An R. S. Lovelace Lady's Bicycle. A rare quality machine made in Henstridge (in the civil parish of Somerset) circa 1898. A manufacturer of renown, patenting and manufacturing high quality bicycles of his own design with some very advanced 'lightweight' features. The 19-inch frame would suit a small lady, 17-inch handlebars with a lever-operated plunger brake to the front wheel, fixed rear wheel, narrow section inch-pitch chain operated by a 5-inch chain wheel. archetypal 'Lovelace' braced bottom bracket, circular section tubing for the rear and front forks and patented hub lugs for straight spoking. Photographs and supporting paperwork accompany this lot. (2)
Lot 48
Herbert J. Butler - Motor Bodywork: The Design & Construction of Private, Commercial and Passenger Types. A better than usual hardback copy of the First edition, original dark blue cloth with gilt lettering plus gilt panelling to the spine, front and rear hinges re-enforced with cloth (as pub), the cover edges a little rubbed, and lower corners slightly worn and with a short split, but internally clean and quite sound. 10½ x 7¾-inches, pp xxiv, 492, plus 245 illustrations and 50 working drawings (many folding). Foreword by Sir Herbert Austin, published by W. R. Howell & Co, 1924.
Lot 55
Brands Hatch & Brooklands: Racing Programmes. 4 quarto-size Brands Hatch Grand Prix Racing Programmes for 1964, 1966, 1968 & 1970, plus 2 Formula One 8vo-size programmes for August Bank Holiday 1960 & 17 March 1968. Together with Brooklands large 8vo-size programmes for The Grand Prix of the R. A. C. , 76th August 1926, The Light Car Club International Relay Race, June 26 1937, 9 Racing Meeting leaflets from the 1930s, and 3 Brooklands Year Books for 1935, 1937 & 1939. (12)
Lot 68
Malcolm & Donald Campbell. A collection of 8 hardback volumes, comprising three by Malcolm Campbell: Speed on Wheels, 1st ed 1949 in a good dust jacket; My Thirty Years of Speed, not dated but apparently 1st ed, no dust jacket; and Thunder Ahead, 1st ed 1934, no dust jacket, spine faded; plus Sir Malcolm Campbell's Book of Famous Motorists, by R. S. Lyons (edited by Campbell), 1937 reprint in repaired dust jacket; Malcolm Campbell: The Man as I Knew Him, by Dorothy Lady Campbell, 1st ed 1951, no dust jacket; Into The Water Barrier, by Donald Campbell, 1st ed 1955, in good price-clipped dust jacket; BP Book of the Racing Campbells, by Richard Hough; and Bluebirds: The Story of the Campbell Dynasty, by Gina Campbell. Other volumes include: W. O. : An Autobiography, by W.O. Bentley, 1st ed 1958 in dust jacket; Rolls: A Man of Speed, by Laurence Meynell, 3rd Imp 1961 in price-clipped dust jacket; and 14 other hardback volumes, similar, all with their dust jackets. (24)
Lot 448
Rivarossi and Märklin HO Gauge Locomotive and Rolling stock, early Rivarossi Le 424/R twin pantograph Electric Locomotive E424 001 (lacks three buffers), in poor original box together with a body only (all buffers), CBs Shell Tank wagon and CT/9 Timber wagon with look out, both boxed and 12 pieces of loose straight track, Märklin 315/1 Hopper wagon and 4614 three container wagon, both boxed and unboxed twin silo wagon and Fleischmann Guards Van (lacks one sliding door), F-VG, boxes F (20)
Lot 453
Jouef HO Gauge Locomotives and Passenger Rolling Stock, 8274 SNCF green 2-8-2 141-R-416 Locomotive and Tender, 8329 SNCF light/dark grey 88 9282 Electric Locomotive, 8857 SBB FFS red/cream Class Re 4/4 11160 Electric Locomotive, 5893 Amtrak Turboliner Coach, 5364 SNCF 1st Class coach and 565100 Post Coach, Playcraft 861 Wagon Lits Pullman, all in original boxes, and unboxed SNCF black 0-8-0 Tank Locomotive 040-TA-112, VG-E, boxes F-VG (8)
Lot 564
Railway Signs and Works Plates, various items including enamelled triangular section destination board insert white on blue inscribed Leatherhead (17" long), square enamelled notice partially repainted Please Show Tickets 7" square, oval brass repair plaque Generally Repaired by LMS Earlstown 6-1946 5" wide, B R alloy electric cable notice and BR 7 LBs ballast weight, P-G (5)
Lot 568
Railway Cap Badges and Buttons, various items including SECR brass cap badge, SR Engineman brass cap badge and enamelled BR Southern Porters cap badge by J R Gaunt London, brass LBSCR coat of arms badge, and BR Lion cap badge, together with various uniform buttons including LB & SC, L& SWR, BR and others, together with an oval brass plaque Special Petroleum Ford J C, F-G (Qty)
Lot 592
Sykes Lock and Block Signal Box Instrument, in teak case inset with circular painted dial, glazed with brass bezel inscribed To Southampton Junction, mounted with circular top indicator also glazed and rear electrical addition, missing some original fittings, with brass plaque W R Sykes Railway Signal Works Clapham, 22" high, P-F
Lot 62
Bing Table Top 00 Gauge clockwork Track Points and Turntables, including Turntable, in original box, Diamond Crossings (3), L/H Points (6), R/H Points (4) and large quantity of curved and straight track including six half curves and one Buffer stop and part of home made Turntable, F-G, box F (qty)
Lot 912
A 'Bassett-Lowke Railways' 0 Gauge 3-rail electric GWR 'Saint Bartholomew' 4-6-0 Locomotive and Tender, apparently built by Vic Hunt and painted by Chris Littledale (annotated accordingly between frames), with late B-L-R triangular motif to tender, finely finished in fully-lined Great (crest) Western green as no 2915, VG, a small retouch to left side of smokebox, a tiny dent to boiler above left front driving wheel, right side lower slide bar/motion bracket detached (2)
Lot 1038
Merkur Liquer and Barrel Trucks and Darstaed Vintage Trains Tank wagon, Merkur 9515 Czech Distilleries wagon with three unopened bottles of R Jelinek liqueurs, Plum, Pears and Plums (clear) and 9696 Barrel wagon with two solid wood barrels, together with Darstaed Vintage Trains 4-wheel Express Dairy Milk Tank wagon, all in original boxes, E, boxes VG (3)
Lot 1078
A Scratchbuilt 0 Gauge 3-rail Southern Railway 'Lord Nelson' Class 4-6-0 Locomotive and Tender, built a good standard by unknown maker, with good backhead detail, worm-drive motor, LMC loco wheels, button pickups, with bogie tender, nicely-finished in lined SR olive green as no 850 'Lord Nelson' (paintwork attributed to R Fisher Jan '74), G-VG, right-side valve link detached, slight damage/paint loss by right side cab steps (2)
Lot 1219
A Single-cylinder reversing vertical Steam Engine, from a Stuart Turner design and castings, finished in black and crimson, on raised cast iron base, flywheel 3½" diameter, the cylinder approx 1" diameter x 1½" stroke, with lubricator to live steam inlet and adjustable reversing valve gear, the whole mounted on a wooden battery box with a motor/dynamo by R B Pullen, VG
Lot 259
A pearlware farming or harvest jug dated 1798, painted to one side with a shield containing various farming implements, the reverse with a tree in the foreground of an English landscape with a windmill and other buildings beyond, inscribed beneath the spout with 'R Arnold 1798', the rim with a colourful geometric band, some chipping to the spout, 20.3cm.
Lot 271
A Staffordshire salt-glazed small dish or tray c.1750, moulded with a Chinese figure standing before a pagoda, the shaped rim with a variety of flowering plants and a further figure trapping a large bird, decorated with polychrome enamels, a section broken out and restuck, 11.7cm. Cf. Arnold R. Mountford, The Illustrated Guide to Staffordshire Salt-Glazed Stoneware, no.132 for a similar example left in the white.
Lot 289
A Spode blue and white transferware cheese cradle c.1820, printed in the Rome or Tiber pattern with the Castle and Bridge of St Angelo, printed mark, 30.5cm. Provenance: Alfred Gresham Copeland, Robert Copeland (1925-2010). This pattern was inspired by two views taken from engravings found in Views of Rome and its Vicinity published by J. Merigot and R. Edwards, London, 1796-98.
Lot 320
A silver baby's spoon set by R P C & Co, Sheffield 1944, reeded handles, a silver and bone miniature purse, inscribed "Many Happy Returns Of The Day" with floral decoration to front, a silver and ivory teething ring, three silver-rimmed / topped scent bottles, a spherical ivory and white metal lidded flask, ivory / bone lace bobbins etc.
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