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Lot 331
Square-shaped engine-turned silver cigarette case, London 1918, engraved initials to front and an angular engine-turned silver matched case engraved initial "R" and dated, Birmingham 1938, combined weight 3.5oz together with Victorian silver-backed hairbrush with renaissance style repousse decoration and engraved initial "R", Birmingham 1894
Lot 223
A family group of three WW I medals to include British war and Victory, naming 3035. PTE. A. CLARKE. SUFF. R., British war naming R623. F. CLARKE. A,B.R.N.V.R., together with a framed picture of a sailor (probably seaman Clarke), a Hood Battalion Royal Naval Division poster, Ed. VII jubilee medal and West Suffolk Educational Committee attendance medal. (7)
Lot 260
A Geo. V medal group to include O.B.E. 1914-15 Star with 5th Aug-22nd Nov 1914 bar, British war and Victory naming 2. LIEUT. L.N. STONE. R.G.A., together with miniature examples, WW II War and Defence. (10) Leslie Norman Stone O.B.E (1892-1977) served in both World wars and was promoted to temporary Lieutenant in 1915. He served in the Royal Garrison Artillery and the Ministry of Munitions, which was created during WW I to coordinate the distribution of munitions for the war effort in response to the Shell crisis of 1915. By 1918 Stone was assistant Inspector of Carriages within the ministry, while Winston Churchill was Minister of Munitions. Churchill himself recommended that Stone be awarded the O.B.E. in 1918 and a signed letter of congratulations from him is included in this lot. His appointment is listed in the London Gazette of 15th April 1919, edition No. 31296. Between the Wars, Stone appears to have been a prolific inventor of engineering and electrical components. This lot includes patent applications relating to a form of extensometer and improvements for the electrical wiring of motor vehicles. He is also on record for inventing a non-stop printing mechanism (patent filed 1938) as assignor to R. Hoe & Co. of New York, which enabled the continuous printing of newspapers to allow late news insertions.
Lot 313
A group of medals to include WW I British war x3 naming 2364. PTE. F.J. PURTON. 2-LOND.R., R-1089. PTE. W.H. WOOLEY. K.R. RIF. C., 16596. PTE. P.A. HARDING. SUFF.R., Victory to 5936. B.M. GAYLOR. SUFF.R. and Geo. VI General Service with Malaya bar to 22571653. PTE. C.W.S. BARKER. SUFFOLK. (5)
Lot 123
Gnrl Leutenant Karl Angerstein signed RAFM HA(sp5) cover. Variant by Hans Rossbach. No 2 of 14. EKI-World war 1, R K World War 2. Bomber pilot on all types of GOTHA-bombers during WW1 operation from GENT (Belgium) against England. Flew HE111’s against England as commander of KG1 “Hindenburg” after the “Battle of Britain” KG1 operated over Russia. 5 photos included. Good condition Est. £10-15
Lot 155
R Appleford (66 Sqn), J Fleming (605 Sqn), R Hall (152 Sqn) and M Croskell (TS881 1994 Battle of Britain Fighter Association Annual Dinner menu autographed by EIGHT Battle of Britain veterans, of which four are identified: R Appleford (66 Sqn), J Fleming (605 Sqn), R Hall (152 Sqn) and M Croskell (213 Sqn). Also includes G Stevens. Good condition Est. £20-30
Lot 164
Sgt R T Holmes, Blue Battle of Britain card signed by Battle of Britain veteran Sgt R T Holmes, 504 Sqn Hurricanes. He famously shot down a Dornier over Victoria Station in London. He baled out, landed on a roof in Chelsea and slid down, ending up in a dustbin!! Superb. Good condition Est. £10-15
Lot 208
JS/50/42/4c-Operation Chariot The St Nazaire Raid 1942. Flown by Hercules. Signed Capt. C Burn MC, 2 Commando captured & POW and Corp. G R Wheeler, 2 commando, evaded capture & escaped via France & Spain. Numbered, signed & certified to reverse by Grp Capt Bill Randle DFM, WW2 Wellington pilot & Comete Line escaper. VG Condition est. £5-10
Lot 236
Gallantry Multisigned FDC 1990 First Day Cover with DSM Liverpool postmark signed by WO Keith Payne VC, Rod Learoyd VC, Ian Fraser VC, Edward Kenna VC, Slr Ldr L Brandon DSO DFC, Henry Stevens GC, FM Lord Carver DSO MC, R Awcock MM, Margaret Purves GC, Frederick Fairfax GC, Kenneth Farrow GC, Wg Cdr Rodley DSO DFC AFC, William McAloney GC, M Comeau MM. Biography info inside the cover. Good condition Est. £20-30
Lot 237
20 Battle of Britain pilots signed 1998 cover signed by R Jones 64 Sqn, Graham Leggett 46 Sqn, Flt Lt Kudwig Martel 603 Sqn, W Hodds 25 Sqn, E Smith 610 Sqn, Sqn Ldr Heron 266 Sqn, G Garside 236 Sqn. Air Cdr C Brown 245 Sqn, John Keatings 219 Sqn, A Russell 43 Sqn, A Gear 32 Sqn Peter Ayerst, Sqn Ldr J Millard 1 Sqn, J Gibson 501 Sqn, Sqn Ldr T Pickering 501 Sqn, E Parkin 501 Sqn, Peter Hairs 501 Sqn, T Grey 64 Sqn, H Whittick 604 Sqn, Avis Hearn MM. Biography info inside the cover. Good condition Est. £40-50
Lot 247
Battle of Britain Multisigned cover 46th ann BOB JSF9 signed by Ulrich Steinhilper, R Wright 605 Sqn, G Benn 219 Sqn, John Keatings 219 Sqn, D Cox 19 Sqn, John Gibson 501 Sqn , Archie Winskill 603 Sqn, G Leggett 46 Sqn, J Booth 600 Sqn. Biography info inside the cover. Good condition Est. £20-30
Lot 27
Collection of Battle of Britain autographs. Over 30 signed letters, pieces and cards some with first names and initials and many we have not identified including rare Polish BOB pilots. Could well yield some high value items. Autographs include Erich Brown, Desmond Sheen, Billy Drake, Bryan Hitchins, R Walsh, I Bayles, T B Fitzgerald, J R Young, Alex Hurry, Frank Lanning 141 Sqn, Roy Watts, Eric Poole. Real collectors lot with some small nice WW2 photos of pilots as well. All sorts of shapes and sizes, condition generally good. Est. £30-40
Lot 925
1950s M - R Approximately 57 programmes of League Clubs from the early to late 1950s to include Man City, Man Utd, Mansfield, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Newport, Northampton, Norwich, Nottm Forest, Notts Co, Oldham, Plymouth, Port Vale, Preston, Rochdale and Rotherham. Some faults. Fair/Generally good
Lot 120
A drop dial wall clock, the white enamelled dial inscribed "B R (W)." and bearing Roman numerals, the later case inscribed "GWR" CONDITION REPORTS Face has heavy scratching and crazing. Case has a large knock near the G. Otherwise has general wear and scratches, knocks etc, conducive with age and use. We can make no guarantees as to whether or not this clock is working, and it is not currently ticking. The bottom flap opens to reveal applied label inscribed "GWR No 7772". It is in need of a clean. Appears to have been refurbished at some point.
Lot 789
S… R… Price (18th – 19th Century) British. “The Zennor (St Ives, Cornwall) Poet”, Interior Scene of a Cottage with a Man reading, figures with Children, and a Cat sitting on a stool, Oil on Canvas, Inscribed on frame and Labels on the reverse, Unframed, 28” x 36”. Provenance; Mrs Ann Downing, Falmouth. Then ‘Property of Major-General Superier and Miss Superier, Frederick Nonnan Hill.
Lot 128
The New Naturalist , no.1-13, 15-25, 27-71, 75-85, 87, 88, 98, 103 (William, publisher ) The New Naturalist , no.1-13, 15-25, 27-71, 75-85, 87, 88, 98, 103, mixed editions, original cloth, dust-jackets, some spines sunned and some with extremities a little chipped and rubbed but overall good copies, 1977-2007 ; and 37 others, The New Naturalist Library paperback editions, 8vo (121); sold not subject to return. Including Bumblebees by John B. Free & Colin G. Butler, Bumblebees by Ted Benton and The Natural History of Shetland by R. J. Berry & J.L. Johnson, all first editions.
Lot 149
and Commander E.A. Porcher . History of the Recent Discoveries at Cyrene ( Captain R.) and Commander E.A. Porcher . History of the Recent Discoveries at Cyrene, made during an Expedition to the Cyrenaica in 1860-61, first edition , half-title, errata slip, 23 tinted & 1 chromolithograph views including frontispiece, 14 lithograph maps and plans,, 1 of which chromolithograph, 13 mounted photographs only (of 16, lacking nos. 61, 62 & 72), 10 plates of inscriptions, text-illustrations, paper slightly brittle and occasionally chipped at edges, small marginal tear at pp. 89/90, text lightly browned, little marginal staining, especially to photographs and inscription plates, modern blue half morocco, g.e., folio, Day & Son, 1864. Cyrene was an ancient Greek colony in present-day Libya.
Lot 15
Morton (Thomas) - The Surgical Anatomy of the Perinaeum [Groin; Inguinal Herniae], 3 vol. in 1 (pagination continuous), first editions, 18 folding hand-coloured lithographed plates, illustrations, one or two leaves loose, original cloth, rebacked, 1838-41 § Guthrie (G.J.) On Some Points connected with the Anatomy and Surgery of Inguinal and Femoral Herniae, title cropped affecting inscription at head, 3 engraved plates (foxed), contemporary half calf, rebacked, 1833 § Fletcher (R.) Medico-Chirurgical Notes and Illustrations, Part I [all published], 4 lithographed plates, one hand-coloured, one foxed, original boards, uncut, rebacked in cloth, 1831, all inscribed by the authors , ex-library copies with stamps, a little worn ; and a quantity of others, surgery and anatomy, medical tracts etc., 8vo & 4to (c.90)
Lot 16
Nicholl (Whitlock) - A Sketch of the Oeconomy of Man, 1819; General Elements of Pathology, 1820, together 2 works in 1 vol., modern calf-backed marbled boards § Reece (R.) A Pracicaal Dictionary of Domestic Medicine, engraved plates, some foxing, contemporary calf, worn, upper cover detached , 1808 § Jameson (Thomas) Essays on the Changes of the Human Body, at its different ages, half-title, original boards, uncut, spine defective, covers detached, 1811 § Eisenberg (John) Surgical and Practical Observations on the Diseases of the Human Foot, original cloth, rebacked, 1845, all but the third ex-library copies with stamps, rubbed or worn ; and a quantity of others, medicine, including some parliamentary reports and medical pamphlets, v.s. (Qty)
Lot 227
.- Wagner Grant of arms to Baron Nugent of Guildford, Ds ( Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, b. 1926).- Wagner ( Sir Anthony, herald, 1908-95) Grant of arms to Baron Nugent of Guildford, Ds. "Anthony R Wagner Garter", manuscript on vellum, 4 hand painted coats of arms at head, seal appended in metal skippet, housed in a red morocco case, 380 x 530mm., 15th August 1966.
Lot 258
The Schoolmaster's Assistant, The Twenty-Fourth Edition, folding table The Schoolmaster's Assistant, The Twenty-Fourth Edition, folding table, one or two small tears in margins, slightly browned, by Robert and Hugh Causton and R. Spence, 1787 § Wanostrocht (Nicholas) A Grammar of the French Language, with Practical Exercises, The Seventh Edition, slightly browned, ink inscription on front free endpaper, covers rubbed, joints splitting, for J. Johnson and others, 1800 § Palairet (John) A Short Treatise Upon Arts and Sciences, in French and English, by Question and Answer, The Eleventh Edition, title and text in French and English, slightly foxed and browned, [this edition not in BL], for F. Wingrave, 1801, contemporary sheep rubbed ; and c. 30 others, Grammars, Latin texts etc., v.s., v.d. (c. 30).
Lot 45
Gernsheim (H.& A.) - The History of Photography..., revised edition , 1969 § Friedman (J.S.) History of Color Photography, Boston , 1944 § Wilson (E.L.) Wilson's Quarter Century in Photography, New York , 1887 § Meldola (R.) The Chemistry of Photography, 1901 § Boni (A., editor ) Photographic Literature, one of 150 facsimile reprints , Mansfield, CT & New York , n.d., illustrations, original cloth, first two with dust-jackets, a little rubbed ; and 15 others on photography, 4to & 8vo (20)
Lot 59
Mercx (Louis) - Épitre au Télégraphe..., half-title, engraved portrait, modern morocco-backed boards, Brussels , 1803 § Lebois (Charles) L'Art du Tour. Poëme , half-title, engraved vignette title, 4 engraved plates, 1 folding, foxed, contemporary boards, Paris, 1819 § Sainte-Marthe (S. de) Paedotrophiae, lacking final blank, contemporary panelled calf, rebacked, J. Bowyer , 1708 § Quilleti (C.) Callipaedia, et Scaevolae Sammarthani Paedotrophia, Fletcher of Saltoun's copy with his signature on rear free endpaper , contemporary calf, J. Bowyer , 1709 § R[oman (J.J.T.)] L'Inoculation, Poeme , half-title, engraved frontispiece, lacking errata leaf at end, Amsterdam and Paris , 1773 bound after [Blaud (P.)] L'Art Medical Poème, half-title, errata leaf at end, spotting, Paris , 1843, together 2 works in 1 vol., contemporary roan-backed boards, spine gilt § Sellars (J.C.) Chemistianity A Poem, title printed in gold (loose), original cloth, gilt, upper joint split, by the author, Birkenhead, [1873], all rubbed , 8vo (6)
Lot 13a
A PAIR OF GEORGE III STYLE PRESENTATION MUGS of baluster form, the scrolling handles with cast leaf decoration, engraved with presentation inscriptions "F-R Presented to Edwin H. Hall in appreciation of 15 years service, 1964" and "Twenty years service in 1969", London 1894 and 1969, 5.25" high (c.26oz) (2)
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