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Lot 1598
(x) Switzerland1850 Orts-Post framed Cross 2½r., Poste Locale framed Cross 2½r. (pair), 1850 Rayon I 5r., Rayon II 10r., 1851 Rayon I 5r. (pair), 1852 15r., 15c., 1852 large figures 15r.; all good quality reproductions on card Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 1654
(x) Collections and RangesAn All World accumulation housed in seventeen volumes, contained in two cartons, including Belgian Congo, Brazil with 1843 60(r.) used, British Empire with B.A.T. 1963-69 to £1 (both) unmounted mint, K.U.T., New Zealand with used 1931 Smiling Boys pair, Postal fiscals to £1, Rhodesia, Denmark, Madagascar and U.S.A. 1898 Omaha $1 used; also a quantity of loose with a range of covers some commercial. (thousands) Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 340
Two pairs of British War and Victory medals, awarded to 40075 Dvr W. T. Forrest RA, with dog tags, a pierced belt buckle, a silver RA badge, two others, G-16924 Pte H. L. W. Miles, R. Suss, R, other bars, cap badges, a German 1939 Merit Cross, all within a Princess Mary 1914 tobacco tin, cards and silk cards
Lot 73
Barbados1938 Small Format Seal of the Colony Issue Covers, the award-winning eight-frame exhibit collection formed by the late Jerome R. Hart, all neatly mounted, well researched and written-up, and presented in three Safe albums with slip cases, contained in a carton; the collection comprises an exceptional range of over 220 items arranged in ascending order of value from ½d. to 5/- and comprising a remarkable array of both single-value and multi-value frankings including Printed Matter, Surface, Post card, Airmail, Official, Registered and Censored and Foreign Destination Mail; items of note include registered to Kenya, printed matter to New Zealand, Pinto Labour Camp, Czech Army F.P.O., 2/6d. single franking on Official use, 5/- single frankings registered to England and Jamaica, shades, printing varieties on 2d., 2½d. and 4d. values, etc. Viewing essential to fully appreciate the scope and depth of this wonderful lot. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 86
Bermuda1865-1901 used collection on pages, including 1865-1903 perf. 14 3d. (2), 6d. dull purple, 1/-, perf. 14 x 12½ 3d., 1874 "P" and "R" different type 3d. on 1/-, "P" and "R" same type 3d. on 1/-, "three pence" on 1/- (R.P.S. Certificate 1981), 1875 "One/Penny." on 2d., 3d. (Holcombe Opinion 1989) and 1/-, 1883-1904 to 1/-, etc., mixed condition Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 476
Gold Coast1890 (6 Oct.) Winch Brothers envelope registered from Cape Cost Castle "per S.S. Congo" to England, rated "8d" and "2d" in red crayon and bearing 1884-91 2d. slate (5) cancelled "556" and with Cape Coast c.d.s. (Type 2) and "R" in oval h.s., all in the same colour blue ink, Liverpool Registered oval d.s. (2.11), arrival c.d.s. (3.11) on reverse; small imperfections though attractive. S.G. 13b Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 480
Gold Coast1897 (9 Aug.) Ackerman envelope registered from Elmina to England, bearing 1884-91 2½d. ultramarine and orange pair each cancelled with "elmina/gold coast" Code C c.d.s. (Type 5) with a further strike alongside, and 2d. grey (to pay the registration fee, presumably sent down with the letter, there being no full provision for registration at Elmina) cancelled with "cape coast/gold coast" c.d.s. (Type 5), showing "R" in oval h.s. and Liverpool Registered oval d.s. (3.9), the reverse with Cape Coast double-ring d.s. (Type 6, 10.8) and Bletchley Station c.d.s. (3.9). Unusual. S.G. 13, 14. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 587
Lagos1899 (21 Nov.) OHMS Avis de Reception envelope (225x95mm.) registered from the Post Office to England, bearing 1884-86 ½d. dull green (13) and 1d. rose-carmine blocks of four (2, both on reverse) all cancelled with oval of bars, showing boxed "a.r" followed by "41", both in red crayon, and "R" in oval on face, despatch and Hull arrival c.d.s. (17.12) on reverse; the ½d values apparently applied with local gum and with some faults/defects, nevertheless an unusual 2oz. franking comprising 10d. postage, 2d. registration and 2½d. Avis de Reception fee. S.G. 21, 22. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 613
Maldive IslandsCovers1907 (16 Jan.) envelope registered to Germany, bearing 1906 2c. to 25c. set of six each neatly cancelled by double-ring datestamp, showing boxed "r" and oval-framed "r" alongside, Colombo (23.1) and Dresden (8.2) c.d.s. on reverse; fine. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 614
Maldive IslandsCovers1907 (26 Feb.) envelope registered from "Postmaster Maldives" to Belgium, bearing 1906 2c., 5c. and 15c. sharing two double-ring datestamps, boxed "r" handstamp and local delivery number handstamp alongside, the reverse with Colombo (12.3), Naples and arrival (31.3) datestamps. A very rare franking. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 615
Maldive IslandsCovers1907 (1 Aug.) envelope registered to Colombo, Ceylon bearing, on reverse, 1906 5c. dull purple vertical strip of six and a marginal single all cancelled by double-ring datestamps and also showing arrival c.d.s. (6.8), boxed "r" handstamp on face; crease/split clear and a few faults on reverse, all clear of the adhesives. Also 1907 (19 Sept.) envelope to Colombo bearing 5c. with double-ring datestamp. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 835
Niger Coast Protectorate1895 (31 May) Post Office envelope registered from Old Calabar River to London, bearing 1894 (May) ½d. yellow-green, 1d. orange-vermilion (2) and 2d. lake all cancelled with "old calabar river" Code A c.d.s., large "R" h.s. alongside the adhesives and showing Old Calabar (31.5), Liverpool (15.7) and London (15.7) Registered d.s., all on face; the envelope torn at lower left corner through opening though a scarce and colourful franking. Also 1893 (23 Oct.) ½d. brown card from Old Calabar River to Buguma cancelled with superb Code A c.d.s.; very fine Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 51
Gibraltar, 1 quartz 1802, payable at R. Keelings, a Birmingham 1 penny 1812, a French copper souvenir for ascending the Eiffel Tower 1889, by Usine, Metallurgique Parisienne, George III halfpenny 1799, a Roman style plated copper baetyl, Victoria halfpenny, Edward VII penny, and an Egyptian 10 millemes 1917
Lot 266
Bank of Scotland, green £1, prefix D/ 45, signed Risk and Pattullo, dated 7th October 1983, SC109e, a Royal Bank of Scotland £1, E size notes, prefix AGB, signed G. R. Mathewson, dated 3rd March 1997, SC836, £5, prefix TQG, issued to commemorate the Queen's Golden Jubilee, signed F. Goodwin, date 6th February 2002, SC844, and £20, commemorative issue for the 100th birthday of Her Majesty the Queen Mother, prefix QETQM, signed F. Goodwin, dated 4th August 2000, SC864, all Unc
Lot 61
The following lots 61-67 feature Tom Stewart face pattern clubs - see The Ralph Livingston (R L) Book p299-310. 3x various Tom Stewart face pattern irons to incl “Herd” wavy pattern with dot centres c/w thick hide grip with underlisting, square cross hatch dot centre stamped Frostwick and deep grooved face spade mashie with bevelled heel and toe- both with original full length leather grips
Lot 68
3x Tom Stewart Maker St Andrews long irons to incl “Push Iron” with personal inspection dot, a Cleek with both personal inspections dot and foreman’s “V.” mark, and a driving mashie stamped C Hepburn National G.L. – all fitted with original full length leather grips. See The R L book p. 79, 80 & 112
Lot 90
6x American related Tom Stewart irons to incl cleek stamped John F Hayes Newport R.I., smooth face with random punched dot face markings stamped J & D Foulis Wheaton Ill, mashie stamped J Govan Pine Valley, mashie stamped D Foulis, a diamond back smf no. 2 iron stamped E Martin Los Angeles and G Low Baltusrol mashie profusely stamped with the letter “R” to the head see p. 39 – all with original full length leather grips
Lot 104
An early Tom Stewart made smf bevelled toe lofting iron c1904 - stamped to the head A Herd Huddersfield (Open Golf Champion 1902) – c/w replaced thick hide grip with underlisting and Tom Stewart St Andrews smf mashie c1904 with good makers stamp mark to the head and D Anderson St Andrews shaft stamp below the full length black leather grip (2). See the R/L Book p.58 & 64
Lot 106
2x early Tom Stewart made deep smf mashies c1890s – both with the early pipe mark, one stamped with the personal inspection dot together with Bramall Park to the head and the other stamped Hugh Williams Newark – both with period full length grips one with unusual taped grip. See The R/L Book p. 67&68
Lot 162
4x various Tom Stewart made blade putters to inc 3x wry necks stamped A Massey (1st overseas player to win the Open Golf Championship in 1907), Aitken Gt Yarmouth with the early pipe mark, and H Loveridge also stamped with Accurate Arrow and straight blade stamped J G Hutchison Royal Porthcawl with bevelled heel– all with full length leather grips. See The R L book p. 216, 217, 221 & 253
Lot 164
2x early Tom Stewart smf blade putters with the pre 1904 pipe marks – to incl an anti shank putter stamped T Vardon Sandwich Kent together with an unusual Sun cleek mark – and a straight blade made for and stamped Harry Vardon Ganton c1899 - both with full length leather grips See The R/L Book p.210 &211
Lot 215
An extremely large and unusual half-cylinder shaped duplex pendulum/croquet-style putter – with matching lead faces, retained by six brass dowels c/w full brass sole plate, the head is stamped either side of the shaft W. Denford and stamped to the head with the letters P – R – R – S c/w the original leather grip. Head measure approx 3.5x3.5”
Lot 227
Group of champion golfers at St Andrews coloured golfing postcard – in various poses with the R&A Golf Course and the Fife coast in the background. Players incl Fernie, Vardon, Braid, J. Taylor, Mayo, Simpson, White, Herd, Kirkaldy, Sauers, J. H. Taylor, Massey, Duncan. Slight wear to edges otherwise (G)
Lot 323
Hawtree, Fred – “Aspects of Golf Course Architecture I 1889-1924, An Anthology Assembled and Annotated” 1st ltd ed, 1998 no.161/675 in the original cream and gilt cloth boards, edited by H. R. J. Grant and publ’d Grant Books, an anthology of essays by the legends of 20th century golf course architecture to incl Hilton, Abercromby, Alison, Morrison, Simpson, et al, with numerous illustrations – appears unread, hence overall (VG)
Lot 349
Fine and interesting set of 8x Tom Stewart St Andrews hickory shafted irons to incl 7x matching irons fitted with patent Perwhit Plus 1 coated shafts - matching irons incl 2 iron to 8 iron plus a similar no. 1 iron stamped E R Whitcombe – all with Whitcombe grips some now a bit crusty. Note: See The R/L Book p133
Lot 365
Set of 5x Tom Stewart “RTJ” irons and putter – to incl Driving Mashie, a 3, 4 and 5 iron and a straight blade putter- 4x with the personal inspection dot, 2x with full length leather grips – one head needs pinning, others need new grips, hence in various stages of renovation. See-The R/L Book p.280 with reference to the putter
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