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Lot 527
STEVENSON (R L) Poems, 1913, vellum, one of 500 copies; New Arabian Nights, new edition 1889, one of 100 large paper copies, cloth (spotted); ROSSETTI (D G) Poems, 2 vols. Astolat Press for Ellis and Elvey 1904, vellum; BROWNING (E Barrett) Sonnets from the Portuguese, Riccardi Press 1914, no. 34/1000; CHAUCER. The Romaunt of the Rose, Florence Press 1908, illustrated, one of 500 copies, boards with slight staining; BURGER (G A) Lenore, translated by D G Rosetti. Ellis and Elvey 1900; SHAW (G B) Arms and the Man, London 1908, small 8vo, slightly foxed, morocco backed; and various others including some topographical Highways and Byways series
Lot 57
Grande Piazza di Romela in Cairo; and Grande Piazza in Alessandria di Egitto, handcoloured lithographs, published by G. Draghi, Venezia, 39 x 59cm; with a handcoloured lithograph of Hall in the Palace of the Emir Beschir: and a handcoloured aquatint of Moscow, published by R. BowyerCondition report: foxing and some discolouration, some light creasing, central vertical fold to view of Moscow
Lot 322
A late 19th century miniature rosewood and inlaid satinwood longcase clock, the enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, movement signed 'R & Co.', 45 cm high.Condition report: The case is sunbleached on the top of the arch, the front of the case at the bottom and down the right hand side, but not too adversely. On the trunk the top and right side moulding is missing. A very small chip to the left hand corner of the inlaid fan of the pediment. A couple of small scratches on the glass but not too detrimental. Winding key is present. The movement is currently working and keeping good time. There appear to be no cracks or chips to the enamel. The case is structurally sound.
Lot 650
A 9ct yellow gold bangle bracelet, together with a 9ct yellow gold rope-twist necklace, a 9ct yellow gold wedding band size R, a yellow metal watering can charm pendant, a 9ct yellow gold bracelet, a 9ct yellow gold ladies Rotary watch, a yellow metal flat-link bracelet marked 9k, a silver charm bracelet, two silver bracelets, and a silver necklace. (qty)Condition report: Yellow metal jewellery items, 39 grams combined
Lot 654
A late 19th / early 20th century yellow metal, diamond, and ruby ring, set with two old-cut diamonds and three mixed-cut rubies, the largest central ruby measuring approximately 4 x 4.5 mm, indistinct hallmarks to shank (likely 18ct), size R 1/2, in vintage celluloid ring box.Condition report: 3 grams,
Lot 116
70th Anniversary of the arrival of Capt. R. F Scott R. N at the South Pole FDC 18th Jan 1912 signed by Lt Cdr Sir Peter Scott and Rear Admiral D. M Eckersley Martin PM 70th Anniversary of Captain Scott's arrival at the South Pole British Forces 1759 Postal Services 18th Jan 82. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Lot 161
WW2 Luftwaffe aces signed scarce RAF Leeming Mosquito cover. Signed by Mjr Robert Olejnik, Georg Peter Eder and test pilot Sqn Ldr R Lockhart. Bio info inside cover. Only 14 issued. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.
Lot 99
William Lionel Wyllie (1851-1931) - two monochrome etchings depicting 18th century sea battles, possibly Trafalgar, each 20cm x 40cm, signed in pencil with W. R. Howell & Co., gallery labels verso.Condition report:Both in good clean condition. Two very small specs of brown foxing (one possibly just on glass). As images.
Lot 179
HAND PAINTED TEXAN SKIFFLE GROUP POSTER SIGNED BY JOHNNY GUITAR BYRNE. An original hand painted poster for a circa 1950s 'Engineers Dance' with a billing for the Texan Skiffle Group, who would soon be known as 'Rory Storm and the Hurricanes' with Ringo Starr on drums. Signature to the verso is by Johnny 'Guitar' Byrne. Measures 16 x 22" and in good condition. Folded. Also a Rory Storm 7" single (R 5197, poor condition).
Lot 33
THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME LP (1ST UK MONO 'BLACK AND GOLD' - PMC 1202). Well presented original UK mono 'black and gold' copy of Please Please Me. Parlophone PMC 1202 with black and gold labels and Dick James credits for tracks A1, 2, 4, 6, 7, B4 and B6. Side 1 of the record ( is in VG condition with some light surface hairline marks, these never heavier. Side 2 is in Ex condition showing just a couple of very light surface scuffs, this not a common feature at all. Matrix/mother stampers:XEX 421-1N 1 G & XEX 422-1N 1 R (1st day stampers). With original Emitex inner. The sleeve (1st printing 'right aligned' Angus McBean credit) is in VG+ condition - a great example with the front in extremely clean order, the reverse flipback with a few light creases. Also complete with original Nems bag in well presented condition.
Lot 53
THE BEATLES/JOHN LENNON/YOKO ONO - 7" DEMOS. Ace pack of 3 x hard to find 7" demos. Titles are The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band/With A Little Help From My Friends c/w A Day In The Life (R 6022 - Ex+ lovely clean record/Ex clean p/s), John Lennon - Whatever Gets You Thru' The Night (R 5998 - Ex+ - the record exceptionally clean/original company) and Yoko Ono - Run, Run, Run (APPLE 48 - Ex just a couple of light and faint hairlines/generic black sleeve).
Lot 54
THE BEATLES - 7"/LASER DISC/FLEXI/CD COLLECTION. Top mixed collection of 1 x 7" demo, 2 x 7" flexis, 11 x CDs, 1 x 8" Laserdisc, 1 x 'LP' Laserdisc and 1 x private LP. Titles include Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band/With A Little Help From My Friends c/w A Day In The Life (R 6022 demo - VG+/VG+), All My Loving / You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (7" US flexi - Ex+), Magical Mystery Tour / Here Comes The Sun (US 7" flexi - Ex+), The Making Of A Hard Day's Night (Laserdisc, PLEA 34321), Ready Steady Go! (Laserdisc, 013023233997), In The Beginning (splattered vinyl, private) with CDs including Beatles For Sale (CDP 7 46438 2), Help! (CDP 7 6439 2), Rubber Soul (CDP 7 46440 2), Revolver (CDP 7 464412) and The Alternate Sgt. Pepper (PCD 004). Condition elsewhere is generally excellent.
Lot 65
THE BEATLES - OB-LA-DI, OB-LA DA & LOVE ME DO - 7" - COLLECTABLE PRESSINGS. Cool pack of 7" to include the limited edition US promo of Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (1976, P-4347, number 005598 - Ex+ top clean record/VG+ some ringwear) and the 50th anniversary misprint of Love Me Do (this version featuring Andy White on drums, grey text, 45-R 4949/45-R 4714, 5099901740172 - 'as new' condition).
Lot 68
THE BEATLES - CHRISTMAS FLEXIS/EP/7". Wicked pack of 2 x fan club Christmas flexis, 2 x 7" EPs and 2 x 7" (6 records in total). Titles are Christmas Time (Is Here Again) (Fifth Christmas flexi, LYN 1360, 2 copies - one is in clean Ex/Ex condition with insert, the other VG+/VG, both seams unstuck, an easy repair), Magical Mystery Tour (2 copies including stereo SMMT-1, yellow pages - Ex records/Ex+, also mono original blue page MMT-1 - VG/VG+), Paul & Linda McCartney - The Backseat Of My Car (R 5914 - VG+) and Something/Come Together (R 5814 - Ex).
Lot 75
THE BEATLES - EP/7" COLLECTION. Smart collection of 18 x EPs/7" from the fab four. Titles include The Beatles' Hits (GEP 8880, hard to find 'crossover' reissue with KT tax code embossed on the B side, KMT machine stamped on the B side runout - VG+/VG), Magical Mystery Tour (mono MMT-1 blue page og - VG+/Ex), Please Please Me (45-R 4983, black/silver label 2nd pressing - VG), With The Beatles (Aussie RE, GEPO 70016), El Diablo En Su Corazon (Devil In Her Heart) (Mexican, EPEM-10038), Further Requests (Aussie GEPO 70015), Love Of The Loved/Memphis (red vinyl), Searchin, No. 1 (og UK pressing, GEP 8883, 'Recording First Published', no 'Sold In UK', embossed KT on A side - Ex/VG), Twist And Shout (UK og, KT embossed, GEP 8882) and The Carefrees - We Love You Beatles. Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 90
THE BEATLES - A HARD DAY'S NIGHT - ORIGINAL UK PARLOPHONE 7" DEMO (R 5160). Fantastic to see original UK 7" demo of A Hard Day's Night c/w Things We Said Today (Parlophone R 5160). The record (white 'red A' labels) is in VG condition. There are a number of surface and scuff marks to the playing surfaces, though these do not extend deeper and there are no heavier scratches. With clean labels (no pen or other markings), KT tax code on the B side. The four prong centre is fully intact. Matrix/mother stampers: 7XCE 17714-1N KT 1 JR ('JR' stamper codes were reserved for the earliest demo pressings) & 7XCE 17715-1N KT 2 GG. Housed with original company sleeve.
Lot 12
THE BEATLES - LOVE ME DO 7" (ORIGINAL UK PRESSING - PARLOPHONE 45-R 4949). Lovely clean example original UK copy of the famous debut cut from the fab four. The record (red Parlophone labels, 45-R 4949 with 'Made In Gt. Britain' text) is in very fine Ex condition showing just a couple of light and minor surface marks noted - none of these ever heavier in nature. Matrix/mother stampers: 7XCE 17144 - 1N ZT P & 7XCE 17145 - 1N ZT JR.
Lot 13
THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME 7" (ORIGINAL UK PRESSING - PARLOPHONE 45-R 4983). Superb clean example of the 2nd 1963 7" from The Beatles. The record (red Parlophone labels, 45-R 4983, no 'Made In Gt. Britain' text) is in Ex+ condition showing just a couple of very faint and extremely minor wispy paper hairline marks, this a final upgrade copy! Matrix/mother stampers: 7XCE 17217 - 1N MPT1 M % 7XCE 17218 - 1N MPT1 GD.
Lot 14
THE BEATLES - UK 7" COLLECTION. Superb run and often very clean collection of 21 x UK 7"which includes 2 x EPs. Titles include Strawberry Fields Forever c/w Penny Lane (R 5570, original picture sleeve - Ex+ super clean record/Ex+ very seldom seen fragile original picture sleeve seen this clean, a couple of very small and light creases), Magical Mystery Tour (SMMT 1, stereo original blue page - Ex and Ex+ records/Ex+, very clean), Long Tall Sally (GEP 8913, og 'Sold In UK' and 'The Parlophone Co. Ltd' - Ex/Ex), Let It Be (R 5833, og p/s - VG+ copy), I Want To Hold Your Hand (R 5084 - Ex+), She Loves You (R 5055 - Ex+), Can't Buy Me Love (R 5114 - Ex+), Ticket To Ride (R 5265 - Ex+), From Me To You (R 5015 - Ex), Help! (R 5305 - Ex), We Can Work It Out (R 5389 - Ex), Paperback Writer (R 5452 - Ex), Lady Madonna (R 5675 - Ex) and I Feel Fine (R 5200 - Ex). Elsewhere condition is generally VG to Ex. Some very clean copies here.
Lot 17
THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME LP (1ST UK MONO 'BLACK AND GOLD' - PMC 1202). Superb example copy of the iconic 1st UK 'black and gold' pressing of Please Please Me (PMC 1202, black and gold labels with Dick James credits for tracks A1, 2, 4, 6, 7, B4 and B6). Side 1 is in VG+ condition - a very glossy lustre to the playing surfaces, there are just a few light scuff marks with 1 'just feelable' scratch noted at the end of A4, this do not cause any problems with playback. Side 2 is in fantastic Ex+ condition showing perhaps just a couple of extremely faint and extremely fine and wispy paper marks. With lovely clean and sharp labels, with ZT tax code on side 2. Matrix/mother stampers: XEX 421-1N 1 R & XEX 422-1N 1 A. With original Emitex inner. The 1st pressing ('right' aligned Angus McBean credit) is in solid VG condition. The front extremely clean and sharp, there is some lifting on the bottom (reverse) flipback tab, perhaps more noted on the right hand side where there is some tape repair. Also complete with original Nems bag.
Lot 285
An English Bone China cabinet tea service for four, well-painted with fruit by J R Budd (former Royal Worcester artist), comprising tea pot, milk jug and covered sugar basin, four tea-cups, saucers and 15.8 cm plates, 20cm plate and 27cm plate (17 pieces)Good condition with no losses cracks or crazingVery faint scratches/wear to gilding of saucers where cup restsCups pass ping testmarked Fine Bone China England
Lot 560
Victorian rosewood secretaire Wellington chest, comprising a cavetto drawer over two drawers, a pair of dummy drawer fronts enclosing a fitted secretaire drawer and three further graduated drawers, raised on a plinth base, 55 cm w x 39 cm x 124 cm h good dark surface, usual surface marks/light scratches, r/h top moulding detached/lost, three turned drawer pulls chipped, some replacements (diameters differ slightly), secretaire interior two drawers miss-matched turned pulls, leading edge of secretaire drawer missing veneers, plinth base same
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