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Lot 20
PAIR OF WORLD WAR I MEDALS AWARDED TO 13406 F. SGT. F.E. SHAYLER, RAF, COMPRISING THE WAR MEDAL AND VICTORY MEDAL IN ORIGINAL BOX, ANOTHER WAR MEDAL AWARDED TO 22833 PTE. W.J GREENLAND, MIDD'X R., RAF RIFLE ASSOCIATION SILVER MEDAL INSCRIBED "365105 SGT. MOXEY, R.V. INDIA" AND AROUND EDGE "COMMAND CUP WINNERS 1933", 39mm, BY TOYE & Co., CASED, WITH AN ENTRY ON A PHOTOCOPIED PAGE OF RETIRED WING COMMANDERS "MOXEY, R.V., A.F.R. AE.S. BORN 3/4/08, FIRST COMM. 5/8/41, WG. CDR. 1/1/50. RET. 3/4/60, NATIONAL SERVICE MEDAL, CASED, I.S.M. CASE, PRINCESS MARY'S CHRISTMAS BOX, CARBON COPY OF HISTORICAL DATA CONCERNING "No. 35 SQUADRON ROYAL AIR FORCE FORMED AT THETFORD 3/2/'16, LANDED IN FRANCE 23/1/'17", ATTENDANCE MEDAL AND A COIN [A LOT]
Lot 187
Bodkin, Thomas. Four Irish Landscape Painters, presentation copy.George Barret, R. A., James A. O'Connor, Walter F. Osborne, R. H. A., Nathaniel Hone, R. H. A. Talbot Press, Dublin, 1920, 8vo, xxx+ 236 pp. illustrated, illustrated green boards, inscribed to the flyleaf, 'To SC Kaines Smith with the regards of The Author'.
Lot 32
1832 Cholera in Co Galway, Irish silver salver presented by troops of 64th (2nd Staffordshire) Regiment, in thanks to clergyman.A small Irish silver circular salver the rim chased with floral and foliate motif, engraved to the centre 'Presented by the Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates - of Capt. G. Colings Compy. 64 Regt. - To the Rev. T. Medlicott - for his kind attention to - them during the prevalence - of the cholera - at Loughrea in 1832.' Dublin, 1832, maker's mark for R Smith. 6¼oz troy (195g). Diameter 6Other Notes: The European Cholera epidemic reached Ireland in 1832. Originating in India, the disease spread to Russia in 1817, Germany in 1830 and England in 1831. Estimates of the death-toll in Ireland vary from 15,000 to 30,000. The mortality rate in Ireland was among the highest in Europe caused by poverty and generally unsanitary conditions, the custom of visiting neighbours' homes in the evenings, and the holding of wakes in the presence of the remains of deceased victims. The Galway Advertiser, Vol XVI, No. 27, July 7th 1832 reports that the epidemic reached Loughrea in the previous week. 6in. (15.2cm)
Lot 35
Thomason`s Medallic Illustrations of the Holy ScripturesTwelve William IV white metal medals by Sir Edward Thomason in original leather-bound and gilt-embossed volume with label inside `struck at the works of C R Collis successor to Sir E Thomason, Church Street, Birm`, circa 1830, illustrated in relief with scenes from Genesis, the reverse with the relevant verses of Scripture and a date, each medal 73mm.
Lot 75
1914-1918 group of four to Sergeant George McDermott and 1939-1945 RAF Service and Release Book to Sergeant James McDermott.1914 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal with Mention in Despatches oak leaf spray and Long Service and Good Conduct medal, officially named, 7834 Sgt. G McDermott S Lan R (South Lancashire Regiment); and an RAF Service and Release Book to Sergeant James McDermott, who flew 34 operational missions as an air gunner over France and Germany between 1943 and 1945.
Lot 76
1914-1918 British War Medal pair to Dubliner, and associated medals.To GS-52034. Pte. F. Tackaberry. R. Fus.; also Rathmines Literary and Debating Society, two silver medals to Frank Tackaberry; St. Kevin's Children's Service bronze medal, 1909-1910, to Fredk. Tackaberry; and Incorporated Lucas-Tooth Boys Training Fund for Efficiency, two bronze medals, 1924 and 1926. (7)
Lot 1129
An 18ct full hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, hands and subsidary seconds, movement stamped 'R. Strang & Son, Arbroath & Alloa', outer and inner case both stamped '18', outer case with engraved initials 'CWI', reverse of outer case engraved with motto 'Semper Vigilans' (Always Vigilant), 4.8cm diameter, (91g gross) Condition Report / Extra Information Dial OK, light wear to seconds markers near hinge side.No glass.Crown turns and hands spin rapidly.Does not wind.Case diameter approx 48mm.Light wear and abrasions throughout case.Engraving worn to reverse.Cover to inner case has hinge broken - removes completely but still fits neatly when replaced, although loose.Underside of inner case lid has one worn/rubbed mark.Also stamped '18'.
Lot 425A
A World War One Collection Of Family Medals & Ephemera Belonging To Two Brothers To Include : A Full Size World War One Medal Trio To 11453 PTE. F. PRICE Of The Somerset Light Infantry Comprising Of The British War Medal, The Victory Medal And The 1914-15 Star. A Full Size World War One British War Medal issued To R.79 F.G. PRICE A.B. R.N.V.R. Along With An Original DRAKE AUXILIO DIVINO Cap Badge. To Also Include Various Photographs Including Photo's Of The Brothers, Military Pay Books, Release Books And Other Related Ephemera.
Lot 643
Collection of approximately 30 Books relating to Fishing / Angling including Pratical Fly-Tying by T R Henn, Fishing & Flying by Terence Horsley, The Diary of an All-Round Angler by P M Smythe, A Trout Rose by R D Baird, Fly Fishing by H Turing, Confessions of a Carp Fisher by BB and Three How to Catch Them Books, mostly dating around Mid 20th century
Lot 276
An R Lalique opalescent glass and gilt metal mounted atomiser, the cylindrical body decorated in relief with five dancing female figures, collar stamped 'Marny France', mount bright cut with formal floral sprays, underside 'R.Lalique made in France', 7cm high CONDITION REPORT: Glass body with no obvious cracks, chips or obvious condition issues. Gilt metal mounts showing wear with gilt missing in sections revealing the base metal. Mounts showing wear which is commensurate with use and would benefit from a clean. See additional images prior to bidding.
Lot 326
Robert Macaulay Stevenson - (Scottish 1854-1952), a hand written and signed letter to Constantine Alexander Ionides (1833-1900), collector and art patron, with a note to Miss Ionides from Pyotr Alexeevich Kropotkin (1842-1921), a letter from his wife Sofie Kropotkin and a further letter to Lallie in an unknown hand (4) The letter from Stevenson reads:9 Alpha Place NW Dear Mr Ionides I met Monkhouse the other day and in the course of conversation, found that you had sent me through Henley an invitation to come and see Professor Legros paint a head at your house. I certainly heard of the painting, but Henley's letter inviting me I never got. I must have seemed very rude in neither coming not taking any notice of your kindness. I hope you will excuse me and allow me to thank you for thinking of me. I should have been exceedingly glad to have seen the painting as it always gives me an excellent lesson and I am at this moment doing a portrait myself. With kind regards to Mrs Ionides and your family. I am yours faithfully R & M Stevenson
Lot 361A
BROWNE (G), illus, THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE, seven vols, gilt mustard coloured cloth, 1894; HUTCHINSON (W), PICTURESQUE EUROPE, three vols, DETMOLD (E), FABRE'S BOOK OF INSECTS, ex-library; LEES-SMITH (H), THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF THE LABOUR MOVEMENT, 3 vols, Caxton Publishing, c1928; GRAVES (A), A CENTURY OF LOAN EXHIBITIONS, three vols, 1970; RUSSELL (R), THE TRIBES AND CASTLES OF THE CENTRAL PROVINCES OF INDIA, 4 vols, 1969, and other books (Qty)
Lot 392
LAWRENCE (R), AN INQUIRY INTO THE STRUCTURAL AND ANIMAL OECONOMY OF THE HORSE, with eighteen plates, 3/4 leather with marbled boards, Birmingham, 1801; COLEMAN (E), OBSERVATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE, OECONOMY AND DISEASES OF THE FOOT OF THE HORSE, vol I (no subsequent volumes) with eight plates, 3/4 green leather with marbled boards, 1798 (2)
Lot 434A
A miscellany of 19th century poetical works, including Wordsworth, Tennyson etc, Rossetti, and MILTON'S L'ALLEGRO AND IL PENSEROSO, illustrated by Birket Foster, 1858; with a miscellany of 19th century and other cloth bound books, to include; DICKENS (C), THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT, Chapman and Hall, 1844; CLARKE (C & M), THE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, 1875; THIRLMERE (R), LETTERS FROM CATALONIA AND OTHER PARTS OF SPAIN, 2 vols, 1905 (Qty)
Lot 712
A collection of Pirate Models 'OO' scale kit form coaches, comprising, R.001 London Transport 1938 tube stock (x2), R.002 London Transport 1938 tube stock none-driving motor (x2), R.003 1959/62 tube stock driving motor (x2), R.004 London Transport 1959-62 tube stock (x2), R.005 motorising kit for R.001 / R.003, all boxed, some unopened, not checked; with an IKB models Beyer Peacock 4-4-OT and a IKB models car shed (at fault)
Lot 992
Bayonet: A British Pattern 1856 Volunteers bayonet in its steel mounted leather scabbard. Good blade 58cms with double R mark. Chequered leather grip. Pommel rusted button seized. Good chequered leather grips. Grips complete, stitching good. Leather dry. Requires a clean otherwise a decent example.
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