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Lot 396
German Danzig G88 7.92 bolt action Commission Rifle, 30 inch barrel with folding ladder sight, 1889 receiver date, one barrel band with cancelled unit mark, the front barrel band marked 25.R.9.47, serial number 8995 to receiver the bolt miss numbered. UK FIREARMS LICENCE WITH CORRECT VARIATION FOR 7.92 OR 8x57 OR 8MM RIFLE OR RFD REQUIRED124cm long
Lot 78
Flintlock 14 bore single barrel shotgun, originally a flintlock, converted to percussion and then reconverted back to flintlock, 36inch Spanish form barrel, the lock engraved R. Whitehouse, and fitted with faced roller frizzen, chequered stock with brass furniture. Section 58 (2) Antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence. Buyer must be over the age of 18, age verification will be required if the lot is to be posted out. 130cm long The gun has a nice general aged patina to it and displays in a presentable way. It was originally a flintlock, converted to percussion and then has been reconverted back to flintlock, the evidence for this is that the pan does not line up quite correctly with the touch hole and the tail of the lock does not align perfectly with the stock. There is overall pitting to the gun, this is heavier on the barrel where it would be too deep to polish out. The bore has pitting throughout. The action cocks and releases with a strong spring. The stock has the typical crack between the side nail and the barrel channel, there is a chipped-away section of wood where it meets the barrel on the reverse side of the lock. The butt has a filled hole and there is a chip to the toe. There are lots of dents and marks to the wood stock which can be seen from the images.
Lot 342
An early 19th century alphabetical sampler for Margaret Daniel 1808 together with postcards, silver tipped wallet, a copy of Poy Cartoons, ABC book, Romps and Revels by H Cowman, Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book, 1832, R M Court The South African Trip, two albums of black and white photographs and a folio of Soviet paintings etc
Lot 67
AN HERMÈS BLEU IZMIR BIRKIN HAC 50 Palladium hardware, lock, keys, clochette, dustbag Blindstamp R Square (2014) There are slight discolorations on the exterior leather that are only noticeable under specific lighting conditions. HERMÈS Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
Lot 202
R J FLETCHER, H E DUKE, ARTHUR J BLAFOUR: FRANCIS BACON - THE COMMEMORATION OF HIS TERCENTURY AT GRAY'S INN, Lonfdon, Chiswick Press, Printed by order of the Masters of the Bench for private circulation, 1913. Full green calf with gilt titling, spine worn, uncut edges. Some foxing to edges by text unaffected
Lot 388
Eight various coloured maps of Norfolk, to include: Kelly's map of Norfolk, c1900; Weller's map of Norfolk 1862; E Weller's map of Norfolk for Philips' Atlas of the Counties of England (see Chubb p163), 1885; Weller's; John Power's map of Norfolk, reissued by Bacon c1880s; J Dower's map of Norfolk, reissued by Bacon, 1889; R Creighton map of Norfolk (See Chubb p119), 1835; R Creighton map of Norfolk, 1845; R Creighton map of Norfolk, 1831 (8)
Lot 183
ONE BOX EXPLORATION INTEREST: Assorted titles: IAN HANCOCK: THE LIVES OF KEN WALLIS, ENGINEER AND AVIATOR EXTRAORDINAIRE, Bungay, Ian Hancock, 2007, Revised 4th Edition. Inscribed by author and John Wallis to title page; SIR VIVIAN FUCHS AND SIR EDMUND HILLARY: THE CROSSING OF ANTARCTICA, London, Cassell & Company, 1958, First edition with dustjacket and pictorial endpapers inscribed by Fuchs to title page; ADMIRAL SIR EDWARD R G R EVANS: SOUTH WITH SCOTT, London, Collins, ND, Cloth boards and blue pictorial cover, coloured end boards and slipped in map; CAPT ROBERT F SCOTT: THE VOYAGE OF THE 'DISCOERY', London, John Murray, 1937 reprint. Original cloth boards and pictorial end papers. Sun damage to spine; SIR J M BARRIE: SCOTT'S LAST EXPEDITION, London, John Murray, 1923. Original dustjacket, pictorial end papers; DAVID JAMES: SCOTT OF THE ANTARCTIC, THE FILM AND ITS PRODUCTION, London, Convoy, 1948 (6)
Lot 177
Military history: WILLIAM JAMES: THE NAVAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, Volumes 1, 3 - 6, London, Richard Bentley, 1837. Blue cloth boards, gilt title to spines (faded), together with MAJOR R MONEY BARNES: 2 TITLES: THE SOLDIERS OF LONDON, London, Seeley Service and Co,1963; A HISTORY OF THE REGIMENTS AND UNIFORMS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, London, Seeley Service, 1957, Fourth edition. Both red cloth boards, gilt titling to spine (7)
![SIR RICHARD VESEY HAMILTON (ED): LETTERS AND PAPERS OF ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET SIR THOS BYAM MARTIN, [London] for the Navy Recor](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/92a90234-1712-4cb8-b88d-b0ec010b4419/d4202c90-a6a0-4c42-9911-b169012e9e3a/468x382.jpg)
Lot 168
SIR RICHARD VESEY HAMILTON (ED): LETTERS AND PAPERS OF ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET SIR THOS BYAM MARTIN, [London] for the Navy Records Society, 1903, 1898, 1901, 1st edition, 3 vols, original two-tone cloth gilt + STEPHEN MARTIN-LEAKE: THE LIFE OF SIR JOHN LEAKE, REAR-ADMIRAL OF GREAT BRITAIN, ed Geoffrey Callender [London] for the Navy Records Society, 1920, 1st edition, 2 vols, original two-tone cloth gilt + CLEMENTS R MARKHAM (ED): LIFE OF CAPTAIN STEPHEN MARTIN 1666-1740, [London] for the Navy Records Society, 1895, 1st edition, original two-tone cloth gilt (6)
Lot 453
Canada, Hudson's Bay Company Promissory Note, Five Shillings 1857, serial no. 3319 signed in London on 1st June 1857 by W.G. Smith; countersigned at York Factory 1st March 1866 by James R, Clare and J.H. McTavish, ink cancelled (Pick S1097c, Gingras 323, Ryan 27c) creased and well worn, one or two pinholes along the central fold and three in the right-hand top corner, o/wise clear and legible, good and rare This group of Hudson's Bay Company Promissory Notes was discovered along with a collection of papers and documents inside a suitcase during a house clearance. The majority of the papers had the family name Stacpole on them, but one particular document stood out - a receipt for the awarding of a World War One War Badge. The receipt lists the name F.A. Stacpole, who was an assistant to Hudson's Bay Company governor Sir Patrick Ashley Cooper in the 1930s and 1940s. While this is not conclusive proof, it is likely that these notes once belonged to the same F.A. Stacpole and were acquired during his time at the Hudson's Bay Company. A copy of the War Badge receipt is provided with each note.More information regarding the series can be found in Larry Gingras's book: 'Medals, Tokens & Paper Money of The Hudson's Bay Company', and, Michael Ryan's excellent paper (available online): 'Paper Money of a 'Peculiar Character': The Notes of The Hudson's Bay Company, 1820-1870,' thanks to Michael Ryan for his help and advice regarding the series.
Lot 797
A 9ct rose gold flower embossed wedding ring, size S, hallmarked Birmingham 1896, together with a plain example size R, hallmarked Glasgow 1889, and a yellow metal partial ring (AF) weight all together 7.9gms Condition Report:The partial ring was an elephant hair ring, I had to take the elephant hair out to enable its sale
Lot 446
A collection of material relating to the WW2 service of 3064188 David Davidson Hunter, Royal Scots/21st Army Tank Brigade, comprising medal group of five (War Medal, Defence Medal, Italy Star, Africa Star and 1939-45 Star), framed alongside 21st Army Tank Brigade and 7th Armoured Brigade (Desert Rats) formation patches; black beret with Tank Regiment badge, together with a portrait photograph of Hunter wearing the beret in question; Royal Scots cap badge; Soldier's Service and Pay Book, Release Book and further documentation; pocket diary for 1945; 21st Army Tank Brigade Christmas card; group photographs taken in Rome and North Africa; a German compass by R. Fuess, Berlin-Steglitz, with serial no. indistinct etc. Condition Report:Available upon request
![[Shooting] A collection of gun, shooting and re-loading books and ephemera including The Records of Invercauld by John Grant](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/cd6eefae-7ba8-4bb8-8741-b10700af6c0a/acfd6eba-b054-4b91-a4e8-b15b0147e8f3/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1133
[Shooting] A collection of gun, shooting and re-loading books and ephemera including The Records of Invercauld by John Grant Michie, The Grouse in Health and Disease, With Gun, Rifle & Bow, The Shotgun by Malcom Hastings, The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Firearms, Lyman Reloading Handbook, Gun Digest, Treatise on the Game Laws of Scotland, A R Irvine, The Breech-Loader and How To Use It WW Greener, Gunsmithing by Roy F Dunlap, Hutton Rifle Ranch Powley PSI Calculator and Computer for Handloaders, Thomas Wild guarantee etc.
Lot 1429
Deane Adams and Deane 54 bore five-shot semi-hammerless revolver with engraved trigger guard and butt plate, chequered grip, storage compartment to the butt, engraved frame marked 'Adams' Patent No 6945 R' and 6.25 inch rifled octagonal barrel engraved 'Deane, Adams & Deane (Makers To HRH Prince Albert) 30 King William St T London Bridge', overall length 31.5cm, in fitted oak case with maker's label, powder flask, oil bottle, nipple key, cleaning rod, bullet mould, F Joyce & Co percussion cap tin etc.
Lot 1524
MAB Model 44 R 7.62 bolt-action target rifle with semi-pistol grip, raised cheek piece, sling mounts, A E Clarke & Co fully adjustable target sights and 27 inch barrel, overall length 117.5cm, serial number 870037. PLEASE NOTE THAT A VALID RELEVANT FIREARMS/SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE IS REQUIRED TO HANDLE/PURCHASE THIS ITEM.
Lot 371
Nine WW2 medals, all named comprising four 1939/1945 Stars to 14204667 Cpl J T Browne Gordon Highlanders, 1580038 Gunner T H Ellcott RA, 106935 E B Jones RN and 213068 R M Walters RN, three War Medals to 2929 RFLM Sasidhap Rand Gurkha Rifles, 105975 J De Grimbeek and 5040 J D Brickhill and two Defence Medals to 2734466 Sgt H L Williams Welsh Guards and 3910267 L/Cpl E Howells No 10 Commando
Lot 398
British Arrmy WW1 medals comprising War Medal and Victory Medal named to 1229 Pte C Bruton, Grenadier Guards and a Victory Medal named to 69089 Sapper R B Tame, Royal Engineers together with a Civil Defence Long Service Medal 1961, two WW2 New Testaments with owner's name Bert Thresher Royal Navy inside and a Jerusalem pressed flowers album
Lot 432
Father and son medals and associated ephemera for John Horace Philips (WW1 DCM group of six) and Anthony Guy Philips (OBE (Civil Division) and WW2 medal pair). The DCM group comprising Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1914/1915 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal, all named to 1487 Sgt J H Phillips, 23rd Battalion Royal Fusiliers (1st Sportsmans) (Pte to Star, Cpl to War and Victory) with WW2 Defence Medal and War Medal and miniatures. The OBE (Civil Division) group comprising OBE (Civil Division) WW2 Defence Medal and War Medal for Anthony Guy Philips with miniatures, identity discs, OBE box and Royal Fusiliers 4th Infantry Division shoulder titles. The scrapbook / photo album containing approximately forty contemporary photographs (most with captions), newspaper cuttings, official documentation and postcards. Photos include Battalion at Hornchurch 1914-1915, Pay Parade Right Flank Company, Clipston Camp 1915, 3rd Platoon Guard and comrades captioned Blenchamp killed July 1916, Baker killed November 1916, R Wisdom, H S Dobbs, F Chinn, D M Robertson killed Delville July 1916, Eric Jordan, J H Ramskill M M, Bob Cope, etc. Newspaper cuttings of sportsmen who enlisted including boxer Jerry Delaney M M, cricketeers Ernest Hayes, Surry, E Hedren, Middlesex and W E Bates, Yorkshire, Christmas cards and menus, postcards, wounded in action letter 1st August 1916, XVIII Corps Signals School certificate, identity discs, hallmarked silver medal from Emma Cunliffe-Owen with message 'God Guard You', letter from Infantry Record Office regarding the presentation of the DCM, letters of congratulations, Certificate of Demobilisation, newspaper cuttings, Operations Map for the Battle of Cambrai, letter from Buckingham Palace dated 27th June 1937, a photo dated 1939 captioned 'B' Company 11th Queens Guildford National Defence Companies, Order by His Majesty, Conditions of Service, Enlistment, photographs 11th Queen's Regiment and 30th Queen's Regiment, letters and certificates 'For Gallantry or Good Service', Soldier's Service and Pay book, letter from Infantry Records dated February 1949 explaining to John that his application for the T A Efficiency Medal has failed on account that he was three days short of the 12 years service to qualify, service photos of Anthony including group and individual examples, Royal Fusilier Association membership card, permanent pass, 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, Skill at Arms Record Book etc. Three personal diaries for 1915, 1917 and 'The Soldier's Own Diary' 1918 for Sgt J H Philips. Entries for 1915 include 25th/26th January 'Still in Festubert Trenches, Kink wins DCM, relieved by 24th Fusiliers, sent back to Bethume', 30th June 'Relieved from Vimy Ridge by the 1st K R R', 1st August 'Left res line, went up Longueveal Alley Comms trench bombarded whole time, was slightly wounded by a piece of HE', 20th August 'Saw airman killed, falling from balloon', 3rd October 'Line opposite Serne, left Baisin Wood and went into front line, relieved 13th Royal Sussex,' 8th November 'Inspection by Queen and Princess Mary Bertrancourt', 29th November 'Artillery duels frequent and aeroplanes V anti Aircracft guns, went into trenches, Sapping under fire 4.30-9.30pm', 25th December 'Went into trenches, relieved 1st Berks had a foul time Xmas Day, never had worse'. Entries for 1917 include 17th February 'Over the top SW of Petit Miraumont captured Bosche (sic) front line' 29th April 'Attack on Oppy Wood', 3rd May 'Attached Oppy Wood in morning, gained little ground, relieved by 14th Warwicks'. Entries for 1918 include 12th February 'Arrived in Blighty on leave', 12th/13th March 'Left Metz, went to support at Highland Ridge, gas shell attack', 20th/21st August 'Went in line at Ayette, attacked in front of Ayette and took all objectives', 16th November 'La Longueville' 12th December 'Elsenborn (Germany)' Ephemera includes copy of supplement to the London Gazette number 31219, history of the Kensignton Battalion 22nd Royal Fusiliers, New Testament Jubilee 1887 edition, three maps comprising Namur and two for Valenciennes, Sir John French's Despatches Graphic Special No 1 and 2 etc
Lot 672
Militaria plaques, stable and leather belts, including 49th Infantry Division, 15th Lancashire R V Corps, Royal Air Force, 39th Infantry Brigade, Royal Canadian Air Force, Special Air Service, Winged Dagger, together with mounted crossed kukris on plaque and mounted Jambiya dagger with scabbard, longest blade 22cm
Lot 55
1526-1544 Second Coinage Henry VIII silver Groat with Laker bust D and arrow mintmarks (S 2337E, North 1797). Obverse: profile portrait of the King facing right with larger face, Roman nose and fluffy hair, the arch of his crown not breaking the inner circle. An arrow mintmark precedes a legend that reads 'HENRIC x VIII xx D xx G xx R 'x AGL x Z x FRANCE +'. Reverse: long cross fourchée with crosses in the terminals and shield of royal arms within a circle, 'POSVI DEV 'xx A DIVTORE 'xx MEV' around. Weight: 2.48g. Diameter: 25.2mm. Grade: gF - good Fine details, some minor creasing and some small environmental scrapes.
Lot 370
1783 B Hungary Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II silver Thaler struck at the Kremnica Mint. Obverse: Hungarian coat of arms with a crown above, supported by winged angels with laurels and palms below, 'IOS · II · D · G · R · IMP · S · A · G · H · B · REX · A · A · D · B · & · L ·'. Reverse: crowned, radiant Madonna and child Jesus holding an orb with 'B' mintmark below in cartouche for Kremnica in modern Slovakia. The legend around reads · MARIA MATER DEI PATRONA HUNG · 1783 · X'. Edge: reads 'VIRTUTE ·~· ET ·~· EXEMPLO ·~·'. Weight: 27.95g. Diameter: 41.00mm. Grade: gF - some possible adjustment marks, otherwise good Fine with eye appeal.
Lot 415
1867 Hong Kong Mint Queen Victoria 'City Hall' medallic silver Dollar graded AU DETAILS by NGC. Obverse: left facing portrait of Queen Victoria wearing a diadem by Leonard Charles Wyon with 'VICTORIA' above and 'QUEEN' below. Reverse: 'HONG KONG CITY HALL FOUNDATION STONE LAID BY H · E SIR R · G · MACDONNELL C · B 23RD FEBRUARY 1867. A HERMITTE ARCHT'. Edge: plain. Grade: AU DETAILS ENVIRONMENT. Packaging: NGC holder (#2912515-002). These scarce medals were given to attendees of the 1867 foundation stone laying ceremony for the crown colony of Hong Kong's first City Hall, completed and opened in 1869. The reverse features a commemorative inscription that notes the then Governor of Hong Kong (Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell) and the building's architect (Achille-Antoine Hermitte). The obverse uses the same dies as the contemporary Hong Kong Dollar, struck between 1866 and 1868.
Lot 136
1758 George II 'full' gold Guinea with old laureate head of the King (S 3680, Bull 621). Obverse: left-facing bust with legend around that reads 'GEORGIVS · II · DEI · GRATIA ·'. Reverse: ornate quartered shield of royal arms, surmounted by a crown which divides the date (1758) with a legend around which reads 'M · B · F · ET · H · REX · F · D · B · ET · L · D · S · R · I · A · T · ET · E ·'. Edge: milled. Weight: 8.31g. Diameter: 24.9mm. Grade: F - a few minor scratches under magnification, around Fine.
Lot 139
1741 King George II silver Shilling with roses in the angles on the reverse (S 3701). Obverse: young laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of George II facing left by John Croker with 'GEORGIVS · II · DEI · GRATIA ·' around. Reverse: crowned cruciform shields of royal arms around a garter star with roses in each of the angles, '· M · B · F · ET H · REX · F · D · B ET · L · D · S · R · I A · T · ET · E · 17 41·' around. Edge: milled. Weight: 5.94g. Diameter: 26.0mm. Grade: F - Fine, light grey tone with a little colour.
Lot 141
1745 silver Shilling of King George II with 'LIMA' below the bust (S 3703, ESC 1205). Obverse: old laureate bust, facing left with 'GEORGIUS · II · DEI · GRATIA ·' around and 'LIMA' below. Reverse: crowned shields of royal arms arrange cruciform around a central garter star with nothing in the angles and 'M · B · F · ET H · REX · F · D · B ET · L · D · S · R · I A · T · ET · E · 1745 ·' around. Edge: angled milled. Weight: 5.99g. Diameter: 25.8mm. Grade: VF - Very Fine with colourful toning.
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