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Click here to subscribeA collection of pictures and prints including a pair of watercolours of country landscapes with streams, signed bottom right C F R Frost, 36 x 55 cm approx, an early 19th century coloured engraving of Christ Expounding the Law after Leonardo Da Vinci, an early 19th century coloured engraving showing an estuary scene with shipping - Revel from Nargen Island, etc
Roger Hunt 9ct. gold Football League Division One Championship medal season 1965-66, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIVISION 1, SEASON 1965-66, R. HUNT, in original fitted case, the lid stamped gilt THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE Liverpool won the Championship with a total of 61 points, six clear of Leeds United. Roger Hunt was the season's leading goalscorer with 30 League goals.
A Collection of Various Framed Pictures: Needleworks, paintings and prints to include: A small reproduction needlework after a Charles II casket panel 8¾ ins x 8 ins (22 cm x 20 cms). A needlework of 'An Ancient Mounting Block, Padley Hall C.1550', by M Heap. 1998, 7½ ins x 9¼ ins (19 cm x 23.5 cms). A 19th Century Oil on Copper of hunting scene 5¼ ins x 6¼ ins (13 cm x 16 cms). A Victorian silhouette painting of two ladies with books depicted in profile standing either side of a tripod table with vase of flowers and inkwell. A print of silk advertising Theatre Royal Leicester's program of events Tuesday September 26th 1846, 17¾ ins x 9½ ins (45 cm x 24 cms). Two hand-tinted engravings on glass; 'A View of the House and part of the Garden of his Grace the Duke of Argyll at Whitton' and 'Going Out in the Morning', 7 ins x 11 ins (17.5 cm x 28 cms). An 18th century hand tinted print of 'The Parson returning from Tithing, or Little Piggy squeaking after its Mother' published by R Edwards, 9 ins x 7¼ ins (23 cm x 18.5 cms). Two small prints: portraits of James I and King Edward VI (c.1550) Another reproduction portrait print of Sir Philip Sidney 1544-86, 8 ims x 6 ins (20 cms x 25.5 cms) in a black ripple moulded frame. A reproduction print; miniature of Richard Hilliard by his son Nicholas Hilliard (1547-1619). And a print of a sampler by Jane Austen 1797, 11 ins x 9¾ ins (28 cm x 23.5 cms).*
LEONCAVALLO RUGGERO: (1857-1919) Italian Composer. A.M.Q.S., R. Leoncavallo, one page, 8vo, Berlin, 26th May 1904, in French. In bold black fountain pen ink Leoncavallo has penned a quotation in treble clef, adding beneath the quote the text corresponding to the musical notes `Ri-di Pagliac-cio!´. At the head Leoncavallo entitles `Pagliacci I act´, and beneath the musical quotation states `In remembrance of the 200th of Pagliacci at the Berlin opera´. With blank integral leaf. The letter has been carefully affixed to the verso of the last page to a larger brown card. Overall creasing. G £300-400 Pagliacci (1892) Italian Opera ("Clowns") with libretto and music by Ruggero Leoncavallo. It is without question the composer´s masterpiece, widely staged since its premiere in Milan.
MENUHIN YEHUDI: (1916-1999) American-born British Violinist. T.L.S., Yehudi Menuhin, one page, folio, Gstaad, 13th August 1996, on his personal printed stationery, to David R. Kornreich. Menuhin responds to his correspondent´s letter and states `I am delighted to think that there are still people who treasure the original 78 RPM of my recording with my great teacher, Georges Enesco, of the Bach concerto for two violins…´ further saying `I loved the performance and the experience of course. This record was treasured by many very special people and in fact my wife Diana used to listen to it decades before we met.´ Accompanied by the original envelope. A bold good signature example. Two pinholes and small creasing to the lower edge, otherwise VG £200-300 Georges Enescu (1881-1955) Romanian Composer and Violinist. Diana Gould (1912-2003) British Ballerina. Second wife of Yehudi Menuhin.
MARSHAK ROBERT: (1916-1992) American Physicist who discovered many of the fusion aspects involved in star formation, which helped him in his work for the Manhattan Project during World War II. A good Autograph Statement Signed, R . E. Marshak, one page, 4to, n.p. (annotated Paris), n.d. (annotated 15th December 1953). Marshak writes his answers to three questions relating to Albert Einstein, in part, '1. Einstein has made deeply original contributions to many branches of physics….capped by his two most spectacular contributions - the special and general theories of relativity. The special theory of relativity is now accepted as a cornerstone of modern physics, the general theory appears to contain many elements of truth altho in my humble opinion I would not regard it as completely proved. The more recent unified field theories at present seem to have a more speculative status. 2. No strong influence since the chief direction of my modest endeavours has been in quantum theory in which field Einstein has taken a rather negative attitude. Like most young scientists, I owe much more to Bohr than to Einstein in my own work. However, Einstein's critical attitude has made us more cautious. Einstein has served as an inspiration always both as a man and in his scientific attitudes. 3. I regard him as the greatest physicist of the 20th century thus far - comparable to Newton - and as one whose name will endure through the ages'. Signed at the conclusion. Neatly annotated at the head in an unidentified hand with the questions Marshak answers, including what place he assigns to Einstein in modern science, what influence he has had on Marshak's work and what place Einstein occupies in the history of world science? VG £150-200 Albert Einstein (1879-1955) German-born Theoretical Physicist, Nobel Prize winner for Physics, 1921. Niels Bohr (1885-1962) Danish Physicist, Nobel Prize winner for Physics, 1922. Isaac Newton (1642-1726/7) English Physicist & Mathematician
FULLER BUCKMINSTER: (1895-1983) American Architect, Theorist and Inventor. Rare signed book by Buckminster, being a 9 x 11 hardback edition of The Dymaxion World of Buckminster Fuller, by Robert W. Marks, published by Reinhold Publishing Corporation, New York, 1960. Dust jacket included. Signed and inscribed in bold blue ink to the title page `..With affectionate and admiring regard, Bucky´. Accompanied by an interesting T.L.S., R. B. Fuller/ la, by his secretary, one page, 4to, 7th June 1960, to Clement K. Stodder, with the heading of Southern Illinois University, which has been affixed to the verso of the front end paper. The 232 pages of the book containing numerous quotations, plans and designs by Fuller, and over 150 photographs. VG £300-400
MCELROY GEORGE: (1893-1918) Irish-born Fighter Ace (47 victories) of World War I. D.S., G. E. H. McElroy, in bold pencil, one page, 4to, France, 14th July 1918. The partially printed document, completed in typescript, is a Combat Report (headed Combats in the Air), the narrative stating, in part, 'Dived down towards E[nemy] A[ircraft] from 12,000'. Secured position on tail of nearest….and fired about 60/70 rounds in a series of short bursts. E. A. then dived and S. E. followed, firing a further 100 rounds….E. A. went straight down in its dive and crashed N. of Drocourt'. Countersigned at the foot by Captain J. P. R. Napier (also in bold pencil) Commanding No. 40 Squadron, R.A.F., confirming the victory. The document relates to McElroy's forty first victory. Autographs of McElroy are rare in any form as a result of his early death, when killed in action, at the young age of 25. Two file holes to the left edge and one to the upper left corner, not affecting the text or signatures, otherwise VG £400-500
MCCALL FREDERICK: (1896-1949) Canadian Fighter Ace (35 victories) of World War I. D.S., F. R. McCall, one page, 4to, France, 30th May 1918. The partially printed document, completed in typescript, is a Combat Report (headed Combats in the Air), the narrative stating, in part, '…I dived on an E[nemy] A[ircraft] 2-seater at about 5,000ft over Fournes-En-Weppes firing a long burst from both guns at about 50 yards range. The observer opened fire on me but collapsed in cockpit when I fired. E. A….went down in a vertical drive completely out of control. When last seen E. A. was still going down over Beaucamp, but I did not see it crash as I was then dived on by some E. A. Scouts'. Countersigned at the foot by Major Bowman, Commanding 41 Squadron, confirming the victory. The document relates to McCall's sixth victory. Two small file holes to the left edge, not affecting the text or signature, otherwise about VG £300-400
PARK KEITH: (1892-1975) New Zealand Air Chief Marshal of World War II, recognised for his important role during the Battle of Britain. D.S., K R Park, two pages, oblong 8vo, France, 11th August 1918. The partially printed document, completed in typescript, is a Combat Report (headed Combats in the Air), the narrative relating to an aerial victory by fighter pilots Ernest Allingham and Alexander Urinowski and stating, in part, ‘…we dived on a formation of about 14 Fokker Biplanes. I singled out one E[nemy] A[ircraft] which was flying in the rear of our formation and fired a burst of 90 rounds into it. The E. A. went down immediately in….an irregular spin, losing height quickly. I last saw the E.A., still going down obviously out of control, entering the clouds which were 7,000 feet below. This E.A. was attacked at ranges varying from 120 to 50 yards’. Park has further added his own statement below confirming the narrative and stating, in part, ‘At the above time I was in the neighbourhood of Peronne and saw two E.A. coming down in long dives of several thousand feet, then disappearing into the clouds. They were plainly out of control’. Signed by Park at the conclusion in his capacity as Commander of 48 Squadron. Four file holes to the left edge and a few small tears and small area of paper loss to the right edge and upper corner, only very slightly affecting a few words of text, but not the signature, G £400-600 Park was a Fighter Ace of World War I and as a Major he Commanded 48 Squadron.
BONHEUR ROSA: (1822-1899) French Painter and Sculptor. A.L.S., R. Bonheur, two pages, 8vo, n.p., 14th October 1862, to an unidentified correspondent, in French. Bonheur send her apologies stating `I beg your pardon for my delay sending to you the engraving..´ further asking him to forward his gratitude to the editor. With blank integral leaf. Small overall, minor age. G £150-200
GEORGE I: (1660-1727) King of Great Britain and Ireland 1714-27. Fine ink signature (`George R´), boldly signed on a slightly irregularly clipped vellum piece removed from an official document, appointing Lieutenant-Captain Richard Ingoldsby, in January 1715 (1714), `the 1st year of George the 2nd reign´. G £100-150
GEORGE III: (1738-1820) King of the United Kingdom 1760-1820. D.S., Bonus Frater Consanguineus et Amicus, Georgius R, as King, one page, folio, Saint James, 26th May 1781, to King Ferdinand of Sicily, in Latin. The King refers to the last letter `..received through the plenipotentiary and extraordinary Ambassador to Court, Count Michael Pignatelli´, acknowledging the change of Ambassador, the renew of relationships and mentioning the good and satisfactory work achieved. Countersigned at the foot by Hillsborough. With integral address leaf bearing a paper seal affixed. VG £300-400 Ferdinand I (1751-1825) King of the Two Sicilies 1816-25, after his restoration following victory in the Napoleonic Wars. Before that he had been, since 1759 Ferdinand III of the Kingdom of Sicily and Ferdinand IV of Naples. Wills Hill (1718-1793) 1st Marquess of Downshire, also known as Viscount and Earl of Hillsborough 1751-89. British Politician, Secretary of State for the Colonies 1768-72
GEORGE III: (1738-1820) King of the United Kingdom 1760-1820. L.S., Madame ma Soeur, Votre bon Frere, George R, as King, one page, 4to, Court at St. James's, 6th August 1783, to the Queen of the Two Sicilies, in French. The King informs his correspondent about the happy childbirth event of the Princess, thanking the Lord for such gift, and stating `The birth of a Princess…which represents an increase of my happiness..´. With integral address leaf, bearing two red wax seals with ribbons, in very fine condition. Few very small tears to the upper edge. G £300-400 Although the letter is addressed to the Queen of the Two Sicilies, a Kingdom proclaimed in 1816, the letter is most probably written to Maria Carolina of Austria (1752-1814) Queen of Naples and Sicily, as wife of King Ferdinand IV & III. Born an Austrian Archduchess, she was daughter of Empress Maria Theresa and Emperor Francis I. Princess Amelia of the United Kingdom (1783-1810) Youngest daughter of King George III and Queen consort Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. She died at the early age of 27.
GEORGE III: (1738-1820) King of the United Kingdom 1760-1820. L.S., George R, (a good, bold ink example when 'mad'), one page, 4to, St. James's, 31st May 1806, to [Ferdinand I] the King of the Two Sicilies. The King announces 'Circumstances having rendered it expedient that the Commander in Chief of My Military Forces in the Mediterranean should also be invested with the character of My Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Your Majesty, I have granted permission to Hugh Elliot Esqr., who has resided for some time near Your Majesty, to return to this Country' and continues 'I am Myself so perfectly satisfied with the zeal and fidelity with which he has executed My orders, in promoting that perfect union which so happily subsists between Us, and which I trust will always continue, that I doubt not you will also have found his conduct agreable to Your Majesty, and so well deserving your approbation, that you will permit him to take his leave'. With integral address leaf bearing two red wax seals and with the small original pink ribbons affixed. One exceptionally light, small circular stain (caused by the wax seal) only very slightly touches part of one letter of the King's signature, otherwise VG £400-500 Ferdinand I (1751-1825) King of the Two Sicilies 1816-25, previously King Ferdinand IV of Naples from 1759 and King Ferdinand III of Sicily 1759-1816. Hugh Elliot (1752-1830) British Diplomat & Colonial Governor who served as British Minister to the Two Sicilies 1803-06.
WILLIAM IV: (1765-1837) King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland 1830-37. A fine L.S., with holograph subscription, Sir My Brother, Your Majesty's Good Brother, William R, as King, two pages, 4to, Brighton, 22nd December 1830, to [Ferdinand II] the King of the Two Sicilies. King William IV states, in part, 'The Count de Ludolf has presented to me the letter which Your Majesty addressed to me….announcing the melancholy intelligence of the death of Your Royal and Beloved Father, His Majesty King Francis I….No one can enter more truly into Your Majesty's feelings on this occasion, than I who have recently experienced a similar bereavement, and I therefore offer to Your Majesty my heartfelt condolence on the heavy loss which you have sustained. While I thus sympathise with Your Majesty, however, I cannot refrain from conveying to Your Majesty my cordial congratulations on Your Accession to the Throne of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies….' With integral address leaf bearing two black wax seals and the small original black ribbons. Some very light creasing, otherwise VG £400-600 Ferdinand II (1810-1859) King of the Two Sicilies 1830-59. Francis I (1777-1830) King of the Two Sicilies 1825-30. King Francis, father of Ferdinand II, had died on 8th November 1830 King William IV's brother, King George IV (1762-1830) King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 1820-30 had died on 26th June 1830, as reflected in the present letter.
WILLIAM IV: (1765-1837) King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland 1830-37. A good L.S., with holograph subscription, Sir My Brother, Your Majesty's Good Brother, William R, as King, two pages, 4to, St. James's, 24th May 1832, to [Ferdinand II] the King of the Two Sicilies. King William IV states, in part, 'Having given permission to return to England to The Right Honourable William Noel-Hill, who resided for some years at the Court of Your Majesty's august Predecessor, as the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of my late Royal Brother King George The Fourth, and who has continued to execute the duties of that mission up to the present period, I have thought proper to notify the same to Your Majesty, and also the termination of Mr. Hill's mission….I beg leave to assure Your Majesty that I shall lose no time in accrediting to Your Majesty a minister who, I hope, will be equally agreeable to Your Majesty. I trust that the manner in which Mr. Hill has executed his official functions will have merited the approbation of Your Majesty, and that you will graciously permit him to take his leave….' With integral address leaf bearing two red wax seals. A few neat slits, only very slightly affecting the text, but not the signature, otherwise VG £200-300 Ferdinand II (1810-1859) King of the Two Sicilies 1830-59. William Noel-Hill (1773-1842) 3rd Baron Berwick. British Politician and Diplomatist.
[VICTORIA]: (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom Great Britain & Ireland 1837-1901. A fine vintage sepia cabinet photograph by Lafayette, the image depicting the Queen seated in a three quarter length pose wearing mourning clothes and a hat and with her hands gently clasped together on her lap. With a facsimile signature to the lower mount. Photographer's imprint to the lower mount and verso. Together with a facsimile A.L.S., Victoria R I, two pages, 8vo, Windsor Castle, 22nd June 1887, explaining to the women of Great Britain and Ireland how touched and gratified she is by their kind and generous present of a statue of 'my beloved Husband' and remarking that she shall value it highly 'as a touching remembrance of this interesting & never to be forgotten day…' Two very minor, neat splits at the top and lower edges of the central vertical fold. G to generally VG, 2 £80-100
GEORGE V: (1865-1936) King of the United Kingdom 1910-36. Autograph Memorandum Signed., F M Ponsonby, by Frederick Ponsonby, one page, oblong 4to, n.p. (London?), 27th June 1911, to King George V, on the partially printed memorandum stationery exchanged between the Assistant Private Secretary and the King. Ponsonby informs the King ‘Lady Plunket is Hon. Colonel of a New Zealand Regiment and asks if she may parade with the Regiment on Friday’ and further writes ‘Lord Kitchener suggests her being asked to be present but not to parade in uniform with the Regiment.’ To the opposite side of the page King George V has penned his reply, signed with his initials G. R. I., instructing, in full, ‘She can be present but not in uniform nor parade with her regt.’ VG £100-150 Frederick Ponsonby (1867-1935) 1st Baron Sysonby. British Soldier and Courtier who served as Assistant Private Secretary to the Sovereigns Queen Victoria, King Edward VII and King George V from 1895-1914. Alexandrina Plunket (1873-1968) Lady Plunket, wife of William Plunket (1864-1920) 5th Baron Plunket. British Diplomat and Administrator who served as Governor of New Zealand 1904-10.
ELIZABETH II: (1926- ) Queen of the United Kingdom 1952- . D.S., Elizabeth R, as Queen, at the conclusion, two pages, 4to, Court of Saint James's, 22nd May 1989. The partially printed and typewritten document is addressed to Dr. Victor Paz Estenssoro, President of the Republic of Bolivia, and states, 'Having need elsewhere for the services of….Colum John Sharkey….who has for some time resided with You in the character of Our Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, We have thought fit to notify to You his recall' and continues 'We are Ourselves so satisfied with the zeal, ability, and fidelity with which Mr Sharkey has executed Our orders on all occasions during his Mission that We trust his conduct will also have merited Your approbation….' With two file holes to the left edge of each page, not affecting the text or signature, VG £400-500 Victor Paz Estenssoro (1907-2001) President of Bolivia 1952-56, 1960-64 & 1985-89. Colum John Sharkey - British Ambassador to Bolivia 1987-89 and to Uruguay 1989-91.
JUAN CARLOS I: (1938- ) King of Spain 1975-2014. D.S., J.Carlos Borbon R, one page, folio, Madrid, 6th March 2001, to President Hugo Banzer Suarez, in Spanish. On a partially printed document bearing at the heading a golden embossed Royal coat of arms, King Juan Carlos I informs President Banzer about the recent appointment of Victor Luis Fagilde Gonzalez as new Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Spain to the Republic of Bolivia. Signed by Juan Carlos I in bold blue ink. Countersigned by Josep Piqué. With a large blind embossed seal alongside the King´s signature. Two file holes to the left border not affecting the text or signature. An attractive document. EX £200-300 Hugo Banzer Suarez (1926-2002) Bolivian military General and President of Bolivia 1971-78 as a Dictator, and 1997-2001 as constitutional President. Josep Piqué Camps (1955- ) Spanish Foreign Affairs Minister 1996-2004.
FREDERIC V OF DENMARK: (1723-1766) King of Denmark-Norway 1746-66. L.S., Friderick R[ex], one page, 4to, Friedensburg, 9th September 1763, to Field-Marshal Count von Munnich, in French. The King thanks his correspondent for his zeal and affection and for the letter brought from `The country of Oldenburg and for the memorandum..´ further saying `…Be sure, please, that I will keep and take good and close care of both as a work done with your hands, and that I will enjoy with pleasure reading your good opinions.´ With blank integral leaf. Some overall age wear and creasing, otherwise VG £100-120 Count Burkhard Christoph von Munnich (1683-1767) German Field-Marshal and Engineer. A historical political figure in the Russian Empire. General-in-Chief by Catherine I, later appointed Governor of Saint Petersburg city while the Imperial court was temporarily transferred to Moscow by Peter II. He prepared the city for the return of Imperial Court upon the coronation of Anna of Russia. In charge of re-organizing the Russian Army, he modernized it and reformed numerous military formations and corps. After many victorious military campaigns he began taking part in political affairs. Sentenced to death by the 1741 revolution, Count of Munnich was pardoned at the scaffold. After few years confined in Siberia, he was released by Pierre III and later recovered by Catherine II
Photograph: Irish Republican Brotherhood. Twentieth Annual Banquet for Veterans of Irish Republican Brotherhood, at Stanleys, N.Y., taken by Geo. R. Lawrence & Co., March 3, 1906. Original photo, approx. 11 1/2" x 18 1/2", framed. (1) * John Devoy is clearly visible at top table, various banners hanging from balcony. Rare.
Meagher of The Sword Signed by Thomas Francis Meagher Association Copy: Bourrienne (M.de)trans. Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte 20mo L. 1836. New Edn. Engd. frontis add. engd. title, adverts at end, a.e.g., cont. embossed full mor. of 'Classic English Library' Series. (1) * B.P. of R. Edward Brennan, Dungarvan, and inscribed "Thomas Francis Meagher, The Dock, Clonmel Court House, Oct. 18th, 1848". V. good. Rare. (1)
Signed by Captain Spindler [Casement (Sir R.)] Spindler (Capt. Karl) Das Gehaimnisvolle Schiff, 8vo Berlin 1921. Rare First Edn., Signed by the Author, port. frontis fold. map & illus., & with many news cuttings loosely inserted, orig. gilt decor. cloth. rare. * Spindler captained The Aud which attempted to land arms for The Volunteers in Kerry in 1916. This book was later published in English as "The Mystery of the Casement Ship," Berlin 1931. (1)
Presentation Copy from Lady Constance Markievicz's Husband Markievicz (Casimir Dunin) The Memory of the Dead; A Romantic Drama of '98, in Three Acts, Sm. 8vo D. (The Tower Press) 1910. Sole Edn., hf. title with Presentation Inscription, 'To R. Justice from Dunin Markievicz 1910' photo frontis showing Countess Markievicz on set, & other sim. illus., recent cloth, with original wrappers bound in. Very good. Ex. Scarce. (1)
Chronicles of Jails and Prisoners, with Signatures Figgis (Darrell) A Chronicle of Jail, (bound with) A Second Chronicle of Jails, Dublin, Talbot, 1917 & 1919, bound together in cloth, orig. wrappers bound in. The first item with inserted prelims signed by former prisoners including Aibhistin de Staic (Stack), with a list of nine jails in which he was detained; Peadar Mac Fhlannchadha (Clancy), listing five jails. Diarmuid Ua Loingsigh, Sean Mac an tSaoi (Mc Entee), David R. Kent (Brother of Eamon), Eamon de Valera (dated 11.7.17 at Ennis), Labhras Mag Fhionnaghail (Ginnell); Art O Griobhthaigh (Arthur Griffith) and others; also signed by the author Darrell Figgis during the East Clare election, 2.7.(19)17. A remarkable collection of signatures, many of them evidently collected during the East Clare Election campaign of July 1917, when De Valera was the successful Republican candidate. De Valera's signature is dated on the day after polling day. Peadar Clancy's signature is very rare; he was shot dead with Commdt. Dick McKee on the evening of "Bloody Sunday," 1920, while allegedly trying to escape from a British Army guardroom in Dublin. (1)
Signed Presentation to General Michael Collins [Collins (Michael)], O'Shiel (Kevin R.) The Making of a Republic, 8vo D. (Talbot Press) n.d. [1920]. First Edn. Inscribed on front loose end, 'To / Michael Collins from his friend Kevin R. O'Shiel as a small token of affection and deep regard. Xmas 1920' In original green cloth, with the other seven matching volumes of 'The New Era Library,' all in fine condition. Rare. (8) * An important association on an appropriate title. Provenance: From the family of the late Gen. Michael Collins.
[Casement (Sir R.)] Spindler (Capt. Karl) Gun Running for Casement in the Easter Rebellion, 1916, First English Edn., trans. by W. Montgomery, orig. pict. d.w.'s; also Spindler - The Mystery of The Casement Ship with Authentic Documents, roy 8vo Berlin 1931. First Edn. in English, port. frontis, cloth & pit. d.w. with numerous valuable news cuttings loosely inserted. Scarce. (2)
Casements Trial [Casement (Sir R.)] Knott (Geo. H.) Trial of Sir Roger Casement, Edin. & L. 1917. First Edn. port. frontis & 9 illus; Hyde (H. Montgomery) Trial of Sir Roger Casement, L. 1960. First Edn. illus. d.w.; Noyes (Alfred) The Accusing Ghost or Justice for Casement, L. 1957. First, d.w.; Sawyer (R.) Casement The Flawed Hero, L. 1984, First, pict. d.w. (4)
[Childers (Erskine)]: Cox (Tom) Damned Englishman. A Study Childers (1870 - 1922) N.Y. 1975; Wilkinson (Burke) The Zeal of the Convert, N.Y. 1985; Boyle (Andrew) The Riddle of Erskine Childers, L. 1977. First; Popham (H. & R.) A Thirst for the Sea. The Sailing Adventures of Erskine Childers, L. 1979. All roig. pict. d.w.'s. Good. (4)
A Victorian silver plated flagon, of large proportions, the ornate scrolled handle with a heart shaped terminal and hinged lid, on a spreading base, by James Dixon and Sons, inscribed Presented to R. Keeble, January 1872, 36cm tall, together with a Victorian silver plated goblet, by James Dixon and Sons, inscribed Presented to R. Keeble, January 1872, 20cm tall (2)
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